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Attempt has been made to predict the normal and shear elastic moduli () and loss factors (η 11, η 22, η 23, and η 12) for vapor grown carbon fiber‐polypropylene (VGCF/PP) nanocomposites using Continuum methods such as finite element method (FEM) modeling and micromechanics approaches namely Eshelby's model, Mori–Tanaka model, Chow model, Hashin–Shtrikman model, Cox model, Lielens model, Self‐consistent model, and modified Halpin–Tsai/Finegan model. Comparative study of dynamic behavior of VGCF/PP nanocomposites considering it as aligned short fiber nanocomposites in respect of fiber volume fraction and aspect ratio has been carried out. Experimental measurement of longitudinal modulus () and loss factor (η 11) has been made.
Attempt has been made to predict the normal and shear elastic moduli () and loss factors (η 11, η 22, η 23, and η 12) for vapor grown carbon fiber‐polypropylene (VGCF/PP) nanocomposites using Continuum methods such as finite element method (FEM) modeling and micromechanics approaches namely Eshelby's model, Mori–Tanaka model, Chow model, Hashin–Shtrikman model, Cox model, Lielens model, Self‐consistent model, and modified Halpin–Tsai/Finegan model. Comparative study of dynamic behavior of VGCF/PP nanocomposites considering it as aligned short fiber nanocomposites in respect of fiber volume fraction and aspect ratio has been carried out. Experimental measurement of longitudinal modulus () and loss factor (η 11) has been made.
Conclusions and Future Scope
Sharma, Sumit (Autor:in)
30.03.2021
2 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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