Abstract

The effects of the stress ratio and the fiber orientation(0.deg./90.deg. and .+-.45.deg.) to the load direction on the fracture behavior of the glass/epoxy plain woven composites were studied. The tests were carried out using compact tension specimens under both static and fatigue loading. The values of $k_{a}$ obtained from the energy release rate are independent of notch depth(a/w=0.2~0.6) for the 0.deg./90.deg. specimens, but decreases with an increase in a/w for the .+-.45.deg. specimens. And $k_{q}$ has higher values than $k_{ASTM}$ has been evaluated by the ASTM E399 test procedure. It is shown in the relation between fatigue crack growth rate da/dN and stress intensity factor range .DELTA.K using modified shape correction factor that da/dN decreases with a decrease in stress ratio and is lower for .+-..deg. specimens than for 0.deg./90.deg. These phenomena can be explained by the crack deflection to the load direction.n.n.

본 연구에서는 유리섬유강화 플라스틱복합재료를 준비하여 이 재료의 섬유방 향에 따른 파괴인성 및 피로 균열성장거동을 평가하였다.

Keywords

• Glass/Epoxy Plain Woven Composites;
• Energy Release Rate;
• Fracture Toughness;
• Crack Growth Rate;
• Crack Deflection;
• Notch Depth

• glass/epoxy 평직 복합재료;
• 에너지 해방률;
• 파괴인성;
• 균열성장속도;
• 균열 휨;
• 노치깊이;