论文信息 - A Micromechanics Analysis of the Influence of the Interface on the Performance of Polymer-Matrix Composites

A Micromechanics Analysis of the Influence of the Interface on the Performance of Polymer-Matrix Composites

A specially developed two-dimensional finite element micromechanics analysis was used to predict the transverse tensile response of three different carbon fiber-reinforced, polymer matrix unidirectional composites. Experimental data were available for four dif ferent fiber sizings. The composites were tested both dry and moisture-conditioned, at room and elevated temperatures. Analytical/experimental correlations are presented and discussed.

Donald F. Adams | D. Adams

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