Ultrasonic welding of advanced thermoplastic composites: An investigation on energy‐directing surfaces
By I. Villegas, H. Bersee. 2010
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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): “Density gradient technique (DGT) was used to determine crystallization kinetics of PEEK(120); 2-D microscopy and/or 3-D X-ray tomography followed by image capture and analysis were used in several experimental works for voids and defects analysis.(23,37,38,53,55,59,73,109,127,128,133,176,183,184) Fu”
- Process and performance evaluation of ultrasonic, induction and resistance welding of advanced thermoplastic composites (2013, methodology): “The design of the welding tapes was based on previous studies, which showed that increasing the number of energy directors at the welding interface up to a certain extent enhanced the coverage of the welding area and reduced fibre disruption in the outermost layers of composite substrates.(28) The w”
- In situ monitoring of ultrasonic welding of thermoplastic composites through power and displacement data (2015, methodology): “4 mm) were cut out of the CF/PEI laminates with an abrasive saw so that the longer side of the samples coincided with the main apparent orientation of the fibres.(13) These samples were degreased and welded in near-field(3) into a single-lap configuration with an overlap area of 12.”