Advances in fusion bonding techniques for joining thermoplastic matrix composites: a review
By C. Ageorges, Lin-li Ye, M. Hou. 2001
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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- Processing of thermoplastic matrix composites through automated fiber placement and tape laying methods (2018, methodology): “fundamental problem as the geometric parameters are estimated by fitting the model to experimental data.(12,174) The profilometric scans of an AS4/PEEK prepreg show that the surface structure is random and the roughness features can be found at a large number of length scales, which suggest that a f”
- Strength development versus process data in ultrasonic welding of thermoplastic composites with flat energy directors and its application to the definition of optimum processing parameters (2014, background): “This correlation usually involves extensive experimental work and/or the development of heat transfer and consolidation models [20].”
- Self-healing polymeric materials: A review of recent developments (2008, background): “It relies on formation of chain entanglements between two contacting polymer surfaces [37] and is designed to reinstate the original physical properties of the damaged area [14, 38].”
- Process and performance evaluation of ultrasonic, induction and resistance welding of advanced thermoplastic composites (2013, background): “It can be broadly defined as joining of two or more parts together by melting and consolidating (intimate contact and autohesion) under pressure of their common interface.(1,2) Welding overcomes some of the wellknown issues of the traditional joining techniques for polymer composites such as stress ”
- In situ monitoring of ultrasonic welding of thermoplastic composites through power and displacement data (2015, background): “Ultrasonic welding is a promising joining technique for thermoplastic composites based on low amplitude and high-frequency vibrations transversally applied to the surfaces to be welded.(1,2) Its main features are the high speed of the process (welding times ranging”