A unidirectional continuous fiber composite is to be made from T300 graphite fibers in a high-modulus (HM)
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A unidirectional continuous fiber composite is to be made from T300 graphite fibers in a high-modulus (HM) epoxy matrix, and the composite is to have a longitudinal coefficient of thermal expansion of zero. Using the fiber and matrix properties in Tables 3.1 and 3.2, determine the required fiber-volume fraction. Is this a practical composite? Sketch a graph showing the longitudinal CTE of the composite versus the fiber-volume fraction, and show the range of fiber-volume fractions over which the longitudinal CTE would be negative.
Table 3.1:
Table 3.2:
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Principles Of Composite Material Mechanics
ISBN: 9781439850053
3rd Edition
Authors: Ronald F. Gibson
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