Internal pressure carrying capacity for different loading modes of filament-wound pipes from glass fiber-reinforced epoxy composites
Development of a low-cost filament-winding machine is initially described in this paper. The filament-winding machine was used to fabricate composite pipes and the materials used were woven glass fiber and epoxy resin. The pipes were tested under three loading modes, namely mode I (hoop pressure loa...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Taylor & Francis
2008
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| Online Access: | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/15272/ http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/15272/1/Internal%20pressure%20carrying%20capacity%20for%20different%20loading%20modes%20of%20filament-wound%20pipes%20from%20glass%20fiber-reinforced%20epoxy%20composites.pdf |
| Summary: | Development of a low-cost filament-winding machine is initially described in this paper. The filament-winding machine was used to fabricate composite pipes and the materials used were woven glass fiber and epoxy resin. The pipes were tested under three loading modes, namely mode I (hoop pressure loading), mode II (biaxial pressure loading), and mode III (biaxial pressure with axial compressive loading). The results reveal that filament-wound composite pipes should be wound at 75° for hoop pressure loading (mode I), 55° for biaxial pressure loading (mode II), and 85° for biaxial pressure with axial compressive loading (mode III). |
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