A STUDY OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND CRUSHING PERFORMANCE OF CARBON FIBER WOUND TO HDPE PIPE (CFWHP

Carbon fiber-reinforced polymer, is a type of composite polymer which is highly regarded as one of the best alternatives for light weight, strong and anti-corrosion material. Composite polymer consists of 2 main constituent materials which are matrix and reinforcement which are fabricated using t...

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Main Author: A/L AIYYAPPAN, BHUVANA RUEBEN
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: IRC 2016
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Online Access:http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/16919/1/Bhuvana%20Rueben%2015986%20FYP%20Dissertation.pdf
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Summary:Carbon fiber-reinforced polymer, is a type of composite polymer which is highly regarded as one of the best alternatives for light weight, strong and anti-corrosion material. Composite polymer consists of 2 main constituent materials which are matrix and reinforcement which are fabricated using the filament winding technique. This material is vastly used in various industries such as the automotive industry, oil and gas industry, aerospace industries and also industries that demands a high strength-to- weight ratio criteria. The focal point of this research is to study the effect of different carbon fiber tow arrangements on the carbon fiber tow wind to HDPE composite pipe (CFWHP) and their mechanical properties. There are 3 types of samples used in this project, both with different carbon fiber tow arrangements. These samples will be then fabricated in SIRIM Permatang Pauh using epoxy resin as the desired matrix to form the composite material. The first sample with an arrangement of 4 fiber tows of 12k carbon fiber (total of 48k) with a winding angle of 57°.