1. 3 Boyutlu yazıcı kullanılarak üretilen sandviç kompozitlerin düşük hızda darbe performanslarının araştırılması.
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Kaveloğlu, Serdar and Temiz, Şemsettin
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SANDWICH construction (Materials) , *FIBROUS composites , *COMPOSITE plates , *POLYLACTIC acid , *3-D printers , *IMPACT testing - Abstract
Honeycomb sandwich composites are widely used in many industries. It is important to determine the impact strengths resulting from low-velocity impacts that sandwich composites may encounter in accordance with their intended use. In this study, the low-velocity impact performance of sandwich composites, which are combined with carbon fiber reinforced composite plates (CFRP) on the top and bottom surfaces of the cores produced from polylactic acid (PLA) filament in 3D printer, using honeycomb geometries with three different cell widths and cell wall thicknesses were investigated. Honeycomb geometries with three different cell widths and cell wall thicknesses of 6_0.8mm, 9_1.2mm and 12_1.6mm, respectively, were used in the study. In order to obtain equal surface area in samples exposed to low-velocity impact, these measurements were preferred by increasing both cell width and cell wall thickness. Low-velocity impact tests at five different energy levels (30J, 40J, 60J, 80J and 100J) were applied to honeycomb sandwich composite samples produced in dimensions in each geometry, and the sandwich composites were full perforated at 100J impact energy. Sandwich structures with the smallest cell width and the highest number of cells with 6mm cell width showed better performance against impact at 30J, 40J and 60J impact energy levels. With increasing impact energy, sandwich structures with three different cell widths at 80J and 100J energy levels were found to have similar performance against impact. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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