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Kompozit Sınav Soruları
Kompozit Sınav Soruları
1.QUESTION :
(a) Calculate and compare the specific longitudinal strengths of the glass-fiber,carbon fiber
and aramid-fiber reinforced epoxy composites in Table A with the following alloys by using
Table B ( from Table B1 and Table B4 ) : cold-rolled 17-7PH stainless steel, normalized 1040
plain carbon steel, 7075-T6 aluminum alloy ( heat treated and agend), C26000 brass ( cold
worked), AZ31B (extruded) magnesium alloy, and annealed Tİ-5Al-2.5Sn titanium alloy.
(b) Compare the specific module of the same three fiber-reinforced epoxy composites with the
same metal alloys. Densities (i.e. specific gravities), tensile strengths, and moduli of elasticity
for these metal alloys may be found in Table B.
1.ANSWER :
a. In the case of this problem, we calculate the specific longitudinal strengths of glass fiber,
carbon fiber and aramid fiber reinforced epoxy composites, and then compare them with the
specific strengths of other metal alloys given to us.
For the carbon-fiber reinforced epoxy: 1240 MPa / 1.6 = 775 MPa
And, for the aramid-fiber reinforced epoxy: 1380 MPa / 1.4 = 986 MPa
We use the data in Tables B.1 and B.4 in Annex B to continue our operations.
For the 17-7PH stainless steel : 1380 MPa / 7.65 = 180 MPa
For the normalized 1040 plain carbon steel, the ratio is: 590 MPa / 7.85 = 75 MPa
For the 7075-T6 aluminum alloy : 572 MPa / 2.80 = 204 MPa
For the C26000 brass (cold worked): 525 MPa / 8.53 = 62 MPa
For the AZ31B (rolled) magnesium alloy : 262 MPa / 1.77 = 148 MPa
For the annealed Ti-5Al-2,5Sn titanium alloy: 790 MPa / 4.48 = 176 MPa
B option :
For the glass-fiber reinforced epoxy, this ratio is : 45 GPa / 2.1 = 21.4 GPa
For the carbon-fiber reinforced epoxy: 145 GPa / 1.6 = 90.6 GPa
And, for the aramid-fiber reinforced epoxy : 76GPa / 1.4 = 54.3 GPa
The specific moduli for the metal alloys (Tables B.1 and B.2) are as follows:
For the 17-7PH stainless steel : 204 GPa / 7.65 = 26.6 GPa
For the normalized 1040 plain-carbon steel : 207 GPa / 7.85 = 26.4 GPa
For the cold-worked C26000 brass : 110 GPa / 8.53 = 12.8 GPa
For the rolled AZ31B magnesium alloy : 45 GPa / 1.77 = 25.4 GPa
For the Ti-5Al-2,5Sn titanium alloy : 110 GPa / 4.48 = 24.5 GPa
2.QUESTION : It desired to fabricate a continuous and aligned glass fiber-reinforced polyster
having a tensile strength of at least 1250 MPa in the longitudinal direction. The maximum
possible specific gravity is 1.80. Using the following data, determine if such a composite is
possible. Justify your decision. Assume a value of 20 MPa fort he stres on the matrix fiber
failure.
2.ANSWER :
Ƿc = ƿm×( 1 – Vf ) + ƿf×Vf
1.80 = 1.35×( 1 – Vf ) + 2.5×Vf
0.45 = 1.15 Vf
Vf = 0.391
And , solving for Vf from this expression gives Vf = 0.391. Therefore it necessry for Vf < 0.391
in order to have a composite specific gravity less than 1.80.
Fiber reinforced polymer composite tanks produced with filament winding technique have
started to be used as an alternative to metal tanks because they are light and can be used at high
pressures. In the space and aviation sectors, where weight is very important, fully composite
tanks are used.
COMPOSITE MATERIALS-MIDTERM
The epoxy has a modulus of elasticity of 3.1 GPa and a tensile strength of 75 MPa . In addition ,
assume the following stres levels on the epoxy matrix at fiber failure:
E-glass = 70 MPa carbon (PAN Standard modulus) = 30 MPa and aramid = 50 MPa .
SOLUTION 1: In order to solve this problem we want to make longitudinal elastic modulus and
tensile strength computations assuming 50 vol% fibers for all three fiber materials, in order to see
which meet the stipulated criteria . Thus, it becomes necessary to use equations 16.10b and 16.17
with Vm:0.5 and Vf:0.5, Em:3.1GPa, and σ*m:75 MPa.
Ecl=Em(1-Vf)+Ef*Vf
Since this is less than the specific minimum, glass is not an acceptable candidate.
For carbon (PAN Standard modulus), Ef=230 GPa and σ*f=4000 MPa , thus, from equation
16.10b
which is greater than the specific minimum. In addition, from equation 16.17
σ*cl = σ*m(1-Vf)+σ*f Vf
which is also greater than the minimum (1300 MPa). Thus, carbon ( PAN Standard modulus) is
candidate.
which is also greater than the minimum strength value. Therefore, of the three fiber materials, both
the carbon ( PAN Standard modulus) and the aramid meet both minimum criteria.
QUESTİON 2 : It is desired to produce a continuous and oriented carbon fiber-reinforced epoxy
having a modulus of elasticity of at least 83 GPa in the direction of fiber alignment. The maximum
permissible specific gravity is 1.40. Given the following data, is such a composite possible? Why or
why not? Assume that composite specific gravity can be determined using a relationship used for
modulus of elasticity (rule of mixture).
Ecl = Em(1-Vf) + Ef Vf
Solving for Vf = 0.31. Therefore, Vf>0.31 to give the minimum desired elastic modulus.
Now, upon consideration of the specific gravity , ƿ, we employ the following modified from
of equation 16.10b
Ƿc = ƿm (1- Vf) + ƿf Vf
And, solving for Vf from this expression gives Vf= 0.27. Therefore, it is necessary for Vf<0.27 in order
to have a composite specific gravity less than 1.40.
Hence, such a composite is not possible since there is no overlap of the fiber volume fractions as
computed using the two stipulated criteria.
15.05.2020
1. (a) Calculate and compare the specific longitudinal strengths of the glass-fiber,
carbon fiber and aramid-fiber reinforced epoxy composites in Table A with the
following alloys by using Table B (from Table B1 to Table B4): cold-rolled 17-7PH
stainless steel, normalized 1040 plain carbon steel, 7075-T6 aluminum alloy (heat
treated and aged), C26000 brass (cold worked), AZ31B (extruded) magnesium alloy,
and annealed Ti-5Al-2.5Sn titanium alloy.(25)
(b) Compare the specific moduli of the same three fiber-reinforced epoxy
composites with the same metal alloys. Densities (i.e., specific gravities), tensile
strengths, and moduli of elasticity for these metal alloys may be found in Tables B.
(25)
Note: Table A and Tables B1, B2, B3 and B4 are attached to the final exam
document. Choose the necessary parameters required by the question with the
information given in these tables.
3. An engineer will design a cylindrical tank that is highly resistant to high pressures.
Suggest reinforcement and matrix materials with the proper manufacturing technique
for this specific application. Explain your suggestion by schematically illustrating. (25)
25.06.2020
1. In an aligned and continuous glass fiber-reinforced nylon 6,6 composite, the fibers
are to carry 94% of a load applied in the longitudinal direction.
(a) Using the data provided, determine the volume fraction of fibers that will be
required.
(b) What will be the tensile strength of this composite? Assume that the matrix stress
at fiber failure is 30 MPa.(30)
Elastic Modulus (GPa) Tensile Strength (MPa)
Glass Fiber 72.5 3400
Nylon 6,6 3 76
2. (a) List four reasons why glass fibers are most commonly used for
reinforcement.(10)
(b) Why is the surface perfection of glass fibers so important? (10)
(c) What measures are taken to protect the surface of glass fibers? (10)
3. An engineer will design a wind turbine blade. Suggest reinforcement and matrix
materials with the proper manufacturing technique for this specific tool/part. Explain
your suggestion by schematically illustrating the production method. (40)
Note: Please give the specific name of matrix and reinforcement type names exactly
(i.e. polyethylene matrix or aramid fiber..)
T.C.
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