Workpiece damping and its effect on delamination damage in drilling thin composite laminates

By E. Capello. 2004

222 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/02863c151bc4bf78619102308499008e16293bc4

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. U. Khashaba
2. Chung-Chen Tsao
3. J. Paulo Davim
4. Hong Hocheng
5. Tom Sunny
6. J. Babu
7. N. A. Paul
8. K. Mohan

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. U. Khashaba
2. Chung-Chen Tsao
3. J. Paulo Davim
4. Hong Hocheng
5. Tom Sunny
6. J. Babu
7. N. A. Paul
8. K. Mohan

In Mechanical Engineering

1. U. Khashaba
2. Chung-Chen Tsao
3. J. Paulo Davim
4. Hong Hocheng
5. Tom Sunny
6. J. Babu
7. N. A. Paul
8. K. Mohan

Citations in the corpus

• Drilling of polymer matrix composites: A review (2013, background): “When the feed becomes too high, the whole drill point acts as a punch that pierces the laminate.(54) The piercing action result in approximately constant push-out delamination size irrespective to the value of the thrust force (piercing force) (Figure 16).”
• Assessment of delamination in composite materials: A review (2016, background): “This causes delamination at the exit face of the workpiece.(7,8) Push-out mechanism is shown schematically in Figure 2.”
• Effects of special drill bits on drilling-induced delamination of composite materials (2006, background): “There are different approaches from the point geometry to reduce delamination [32,33,37].”