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Experimental characterization and modeling of the temperature and rate-dependent shear behaviour of powder-impregnated glass fiber/PA66 woven semipregs

Olivier de Almeida
Peter Martin
Fabrice Schmidt
Jérôme Bikard
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This study focuses on the characterization of the in-plane shear response of a novel powder-impregnated, non-consolidated PA66/glass semipreg to evaluate its forming behaviour. The effects of temperature and rate on the behaviour of the semipreg and the preconsolidated material were investigated using bias-extension tests. Results obtained show an increase in shear stress with decreasing temperature and increasing rate, with the semipreg exhibiting a lower sensitivity to the test speed. An increase of the flow distance to impregnate the yarns, due to intra-ply sliding mechanisms specific to the powder-impregnated semipreg, is observed. A model based on a hypoelastic approach with temperature and rate dependence is proposed to represent the material behaviour. Isothermal simulations of the bias-extension test are conducted. Results show a good agreement between the model and experimental data in terms of force and shear angle prediction.
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hal-02134092 , version 1 (20-05-2019)

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Theo Baumard, Gary Menary, Olivier de Almeida, Peter Martin, Fabrice Schmidt, et al.. Experimental characterization and modeling of the temperature and rate-dependent shear behaviour of powder-impregnated glass fiber/PA66 woven semipregs. Composites Science and Technology, 2019, 180, pp.23-32. ⟨10.1016/j.compscitech.2019.05.011⟩. ⟨hal-02134092⟩
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