Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique
A study of the Young's modulus as a function of the volumetric filler content in an epoxy matrix was carried out. To this aim, composites were prepared adding to the resin matrix particles of aluminum, copper and quartz with typical sizes of about 100μm. To measure values of the Young's mo...
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todo:paper_09215093_v527_n18-19_p4619_Tognana2023-10-03T15:45:38Z Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique Tognana, S. Salgueiro, W. Somoza, A. Marzocca, A. Composites Epoxy Impulse excitation technique Mechanical models Composite materials Fillers Nondestructive examination Epoxy Experimental set up Filler contents Fitting procedure Hashin-shtrikman Impulse excitation technique Mechanical model Micromechanical model Elastic moduli A study of the Young's modulus as a function of the volumetric filler content in an epoxy matrix was carried out. To this aim, composites were prepared adding to the resin matrix particles of aluminum, copper and quartz with typical sizes of about 100μm. To measure values of the Young's modulus, an experimental set-up based on the impulse excitation technique was developed. The results obtained are discussed in terms of two well-known micromechanical models: one based on the Hashin-Shtrikman relationships and in the other one the Kerner equation was used. The analysis of the information obtained for the three different types of filler used allow concluding that the Kerner equation describes correctly the Young's modulus behaviour as a function of filler content. From the fitting procedure of the experimental data, additional information regarding the Young's modulus was obtained. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. Fil:Marzocca, A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09215093_v527_n18-19_p4619_Tognana |
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Composites Epoxy Impulse excitation technique Mechanical models Composite materials Fillers Nondestructive examination Epoxy Experimental set up Filler contents Fitting procedure Hashin-shtrikman Impulse excitation technique Mechanical model Micromechanical model Elastic moduli |
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Composites Epoxy Impulse excitation technique Mechanical models Composite materials Fillers Nondestructive examination Epoxy Experimental set up Filler contents Fitting procedure Hashin-shtrikman Impulse excitation technique Mechanical model Micromechanical model Elastic moduli Tognana, S. Salgueiro, W. Somoza, A. Marzocca, A. Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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Composites Epoxy Impulse excitation technique Mechanical models Composite materials Fillers Nondestructive examination Epoxy Experimental set up Filler contents Fitting procedure Hashin-shtrikman Impulse excitation technique Mechanical model Micromechanical model Elastic moduli |
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A study of the Young's modulus as a function of the volumetric filler content in an epoxy matrix was carried out. To this aim, composites were prepared adding to the resin matrix particles of aluminum, copper and quartz with typical sizes of about 100μm. To measure values of the Young's modulus, an experimental set-up based on the impulse excitation technique was developed. The results obtained are discussed in terms of two well-known micromechanical models: one based on the Hashin-Shtrikman relationships and in the other one the Kerner equation was used. The analysis of the information obtained for the three different types of filler used allow concluding that the Kerner equation describes correctly the Young's modulus behaviour as a function of filler content. From the fitting procedure of the experimental data, additional information regarding the Young's modulus was obtained. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. |
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Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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Measurement of the Young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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measurement of the young's modulus in particulate epoxy composites using the impulse excitation technique |
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