Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures

An efficient method to describe and quantify the filament arrangement in fibre bundles based on the analysis of micrographs was developed. Quantitative measurement of relative filament positions indicated that the initially random arrangement of filaments shows increasingly strong characteristics of...

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Main Authors: Gommer, Frank, Endruweit, Andreas, Long, Andrew C.
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Published: Elsevier 2014
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/31112/
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author Gommer, Frank
Endruweit, Andreas
Long, Andrew C.
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Long, Andrew C.
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description An efficient method to describe and quantify the filament arrangement in fibre bundles based on the analysis of micrographs was developed. Quantitative measurement of relative filament positions indicated that the initially random arrangement of filaments shows increasingly strong characteristics of square and hexagonal configurations with increasing level of transverse compaction. An existing micro-structure generator was extended to incorporate the measured data allowing statistically equivalent filament arrangements to be generated at any fibre volume fraction. These can be used to determine micro-structural properties of actual fibre reinforced composites.
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spelling nottingham-311122020-05-04T16:48:06Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/31112/ Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures Gommer, Frank Endruweit, Andreas Long, Andrew C. An efficient method to describe and quantify the filament arrangement in fibre bundles based on the analysis of micrographs was developed. Quantitative measurement of relative filament positions indicated that the initially random arrangement of filaments shows increasingly strong characteristics of square and hexagonal configurations with increasing level of transverse compaction. An existing micro-structure generator was extended to incorporate the measured data allowing statistically equivalent filament arrangements to be generated at any fibre volume fraction. These can be used to determine micro-structural properties of actual fibre reinforced composites. Elsevier 2014-05-14 Article PeerReviewed Gommer, Frank, Endruweit, Andreas and Long, Andrew C. (2014) Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures. Composites Science and Technology, 99 . pp. 45-51. ISSN 0266-3538 A. Carbon fibres C. Statistics C. Modelling D. Optical microscopy http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S026635381400147X doi:10.1016/j.compscitech.2014.05.008 doi:10.1016/j.compscitech.2014.05.008
spellingShingle A. Carbon fibres
C. Statistics
C. Modelling
D. Optical microscopy
Gommer, Frank
Endruweit, Andreas
Long, Andrew C.
Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
title Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
title_full Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
title_fullStr Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
title_short Analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
title_sort analysis of filament arrangements and generation of statistically equivalent composite micro-structures
topic A. Carbon fibres
C. Statistics
C. Modelling
D. Optical microscopy
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