| Autor: |
Gaagaia, Djamel Edinne, Boutasseta, Nadir, Belkaid, Khmissi, Boubir, Badreddine, Aouaichia, Hamza, Guettaf, Tahar Temam, Yaklef, Youssouf |
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International Journal of Engineering Research in Africa; May 2024, Vol. 69 Issue: 1 p19-28, 10p |
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The objective of this work is to carry out a comparison of different materials in the form of a bidirectional carbon fabric and hybrid Kevlar and glass as reinforcements in an epoxy matrix with a loading rate of 30wt%. Two experimental tests have been carried out in order to determine the mechanical properties, such as tensile and Brinell hardness tests. In the case of tensile and Brinell hardness tests, the characterization was performed on two types of composite plates reinforced with Woven Carbon Fiber and Hybrid Woven Kevlar and E-Glass with Epoxy (WCF-HWKG/EPOXY) and Hybrid Woven Kevlar and E-Glass with Epoxy (HWKG/EPOXY). Consequently, it has been observed that the tensile and hardness properties of the hybrid composite material (HWKG/EPOXY) are respectively 36% and 46.43% lower compared to (WCF-HWKG/EPOXY). Based on these findings, the studied materials demonstrate potential applications across various fields, including aeronautics, aerospace, and high-performance automotive sectors. |
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