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Publikováno v:
Textile Research Journal. 92:2755-2770
A systematic study is reported on applying flocked energy-absorbing materials (FEAM) to designing sport and military helmet pad structures. An executed parametric study shows that the impact force absorbing (IFA) properties of FEAM elements are optim
Publikováno v:
Composite Structures. 207:677-683
A custom designed dynamic mechanical apparatus was constructed to measure the tan(δ) (loss tangent) properties of Flocked (layer) Energy Absorbing Materials (FEAM). Flocked Impact Energy Absorbing (IEA) materials derive their dynamic mechanical impa
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Composite Structures. 168:120-129
Experimental study was performed to investigate fracture and impact properties of novel Auxetic Kevlar® laminated composites. For comparison, standard Kevlar® woven composites with and without polyurethane treatment were also considered in this stu
Publikováno v:
Textile Research Journal. 88:392-412
The impact force loss behavior of flocked energy absorbing materials (FEAM) was experimentally studied in the context of double-side flocked FEAM element layered structures. A ball drop test determined the force loss per cent (FL%) properties of vari
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AATCC Journal of Research. 2:16-22
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AATCC Journal of Research. 2:20-29
Autor:
Yong K. Kim
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Polyolefin Fibres ISBN: 9781420099850
In this chapter we will focus on polyolefin fiber and film applications in industrial and medical applications. Hence, polyolefin fiber forms and properties are reviewed to map out these technical applications that utilize polyolefin properties advan
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https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-08-101132-4.00005-9
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Engineering Fracture Mechanics. 114:104-114
This study examines the effects of preform architecture, surface treatment, and z-directional micro-fiber reinforcement on the interlaminar fracture performance of jute/epoxy laminated composites. Laminated composites were fabricated using an optimiz
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Polymer Composites. 35:310-317
Low fiber volume fraction and uncertain void content are continuing problems in natural fiber composites with continuous reinforcement. This study addresses these problems through the optimization of the Vacuum Infusion (VI) fabrication process for u