Composite2007_chapter1.pptVIP

* * * * * * Hip Stem S C L Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hip Stem Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Mechanics of Composite Materials Mechanics of Composite Materials Sung Kyu Ha Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Hanyang University Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Contents - List Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Contents - Chap 1 Chapter 1. Intorduction 1.1. Definition of composite materials 1.2. The kind of Fiber 1.3. The kind of Matrix 1.4. Characteristics and structure of composite materials Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Chap 1. Introduction -1 1.1 Definition of composite materials Composites are considered to be combinations of materials differing in composition or form on a macroscale. The constituents retain their identities in the composite; That is, they do not dissolve or otherwise merge completely into each other although they act in concert. Normally, the components can be physically identified and exhibit an interface between one another. (1) Composite material Chopped fiber Long fiber Laminated composites Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Chap 1. Introduction -1 1.1 Definition of composite materials (1) Composite material woven fabrics Unidirectional Tape discontinuous random fibers Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Chap 1. Introduction -1 A general term used to refer to filamentary materials. Often, fiber is used synonymously with filament. It is a general term for a filament of finite length. A unit of matter, either natural or manmade, which forms the basic element of fabrics and textile structures. (2) Fiber Glass fiber Carbon fiber Graphite is made up of layers with an hexagonal structure (graphitic planes). Glass is an amorphous material (this smooth glass fiber does not exhibit an organized structure Hanyang university Structures Composites Laboratory Chap 1. I