Testing and Characterization on In-situ Strength of Fiber in T300/Al Wires

ZHOU Yuan-xin, JIANG Da-zhi, XIA Yuan-ming

Journal of Materials Engineering ›› 2002, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (9) : 18-21.

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Journal of Materials Engineering ›› 2002, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (9) : 18-21.

Testing and Characterization on In-situ Strength of Fiber in T300/Al Wires

  • ZHOU Yuan-xin, JIANG Da-zhi, XIA Yuan-ming
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Based on extraction method,tensile experimental technique of fiber bundles and statistical theory of fiber strength,a new method has been developed to test and characterize the in-situ strength of fiber in unidirectional fiber reinforced metal matrix composite.Experimental results show that the modulus and strength of in-situ fiber bundles are quite lower than that of original fiber bundles.It is mainly because some damage occurs during manufactore process.According to the statistical constitutive theory of fiber strength,the statistical parameters of original fiber and in-situ fiber are obtained.

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T300 fiber / in situ strength / statistical analysis

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ZHOU Yuan-xin, JIANG Da-zhi, XIA Yuan-ming. Testing and Characterization on In-situ Strength of Fiber in T300/Al Wires[J]. Journal of Materials Engineering, 2002, 0(9): 18-21

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