Influence of reinforcement morphology on the mechanical properties of short-fiber composites
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A major problem of short-fiber composites is that the interfaces between the fiber and matrix become a limiting factor in improving mechanical properties such as strength. For a short fiber, a strong interface is desired to effectively transfer load from matrix to fiber, thus reducing the ineffective fiber length. However, a strong interface will make it difficult to relieve fiber stress concentration in front of an approaching crack. Stress concentrations result in fiber breakage. The authors …
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Date:
December 1, 1997
Creator:
Zhu, Y. T.; Valdez, J. A.; Shi, N.; Lovato, M. L.; Stout, M. G.; Zhou, S. et al.
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