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EFFECT OF ORIENTATION ANGLES ON VIBRATION PROPERTIES AT CARBON FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERIC COMPOSITES

Muhammet Raci AYDIN
Ömer GÜNDOĞDU
Barbaros KAYA
Gürbüz BAYRAKTAR
Okan Kaan AKSUOĞLU
Osman HOTUNLU
Pages
180–189
Publication Date
2018-07-23
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Also, composite specimens with orientation angles (0°)4 have the highest natural frequencies and lowest damping ratios. (45°, -45°)S, the natural frequency values were the lowest while the damping ratio values were found to be the highest.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, composite plates with dimensions of 300x300mm were produced by VARTM (Vacuum Assisted Resin Transfer Molding) method using unidirectional carbon fiber fabrics.
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Key Findings & Data:The composite plates were produced symmetrically at four different orientations ((0°)4,(60°/-30°)S,(45°/-45°)S, (0°/90°)S) and four layered.
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Conclusion & Impact:Also, composite specimens with orientation angles (0°)4 have the highest natural frequencies and lowest damping ratios. (45°, -45°)S, the natural frequency values were the lowest while the damping ratio values were found to be the highest.
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⚙️Variables:Laminated Composite Structure · Damding Ratio · Fiber Orientation Angle

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In this study, composite plates with dimensions of 300x300mm were produced by VARTM (Vacuum Assisted Resin Transfer Molding) method using unidirectional carbon fiber fabrics. The composite plates were produced symmetrically at four different orientations ((0°)4,(60°/-30°)S,(45°/-45°)S, (0°/90°)S) and four layered. Required specimens according to three-point bending and vibration tests related ASTM standards for were cut from produced plates. The maximum flexural stresses of the specimens were determined by performing three-point bending tests. Free vibration tests under fixed-free boundary conditions were performed to determine their natural frequencies and damping ratios. As a result of the tests, specimens with (0°)4 directional angles were found to have the highest bending strength. Also, composite specimens with orientation angles (0°)4 have the highest natural frequencies and lowest damping ratios. (45°, -45°)S, the natural frequency values were the lowest while the damping ratio values were found to be the highest.

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AYDIN, M. R., GÜNDOĞDU, Ö., KAYA, B., BAYRAKTAR, G., AKSUOĞLU, O. K., HOTUNLU, O. (2018). EFFECT OF ORIENTATION ANGLES ON VIBRATION PROPERTIES AT CARBON FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERIC COMPOSITES. Engineering Sciences, Cilt: 13 Sayı: 3, 180–189. https://ajindex.com/articles/986269

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