Materials System
Online ISSN : 2435-9734
Print ISSN : 0286-6013
Fracture Behavior of C/C Composite under Bi-axial Tensile Loading
Hiroshi HATTAMitsuhiro WATANABEMasashi KOYAMAIchiro SHIOTA
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2005 Volume 23 Pages 61-68

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Fracture behavior of C/C composite subjected to bi-axial tensile loading was examined using pipe specimens. The bi-axial tensile load was applied by the combination of inner pressure using water and axial load by a conventional mechanical testing machine. Preliminary experiments showed that this method was appropriate to both C/C and fiber reinforced plastic tubes. The C/C tubes exhibited higher tensile fracture strains under bi-axial tensile loading than that under uni-axial loading. This is suggested to be due to fiber/matrix interfacial fractures appeared only under bi-axial tensile loading.

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© 2005 Materials System Research Laboratory, Kanazawa Institute of Technology
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