Effect of fiber orientation and surface condition on nip-point temperature and interlaminar toughness in LAFP

Tom J. Asijee; Wouter J.B. Grouve; Mohammed Iqbal Abdul Rasheed; Erik T.M. Krämer

Effect of fiber orientation and surface condition on nip-point temperature and interlaminar toughness in LAFP

Tom J. Asijee, Wouter J.B. Grouve, Mohammed Iqbal Abdul Rasheed, Erik T.M. Krämer

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Abstract

This work presents an experimental procedure to determine the process window for laser assisted fibre placement (LAFP) of a carbon fibre reinforced thermoplastic composite. The sample preparation for the mandrel peel test, proposed in this work, presents a more realistic scenario for LAFP. This is achieved by placing the peel tape directly onto an in-situ fibre-placed layer instead of on a press consolidated laminate. The results indicate an increasing variation in measured fracture toughness compared to samples placed on press-consolidated laminates, as well as lower measured nip-point temperatures for similar laser power settings.

Original language	English
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - Oct 2023
Event	SAMPE Europe Conference 2023 - Euroforum El Escorial, Madrid, Spain Duration: 3 Oct 2023 → 5 Oct 2023 https://www.sampe-europe.org/conferences/se-conference-madrid-2023/

Conference

Conference	SAMPE Europe Conference 2023
Abbreviated title	SE-23
Country/Territory	Spain
City	Madrid
Period	3/10/23 → 5/10/23
Internet address	https://www.sampe-europe.org/conferences/se-conference-madrid-2023/

Keywords

Laser Assisted Fibre Placement
In-situ Consolidation
Mandrel Peel Test

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Effect of fiber orientation and surface condition on nip-point temperature and interlaminar toughness in LAFP

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