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Experimental Test on Glare Composite of an Aircraft Structure Under Tensile Strength Failure

Name: Experimental Test on Glare Composite of an Aircraft Structure Under Tensile Strength Failure
Keywords: Fiber metal laminate, mechanical properties, universal testing machine, tensile strength, failure.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Dec 2019Publisher:Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering and Sciences Engineering and Sciences Publication - BEIESPJournal:International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, volume 9, pages 674-677 (eissn: 2249-8958,

Authors: B. Nagaraj Goud; K. Shiva Shankar; B. Manideep; K. Veeranjaneyulu;

doi: 10.35940/ijeat.b3005.129219

Experimental Test on Glare Composite of an Aircraft Structure Under Tensile Strength Failure

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Abstract

A Glass Aluminum fiber metal laminate GLARE is a set of materials manufactured by strong bonding glass/epoxy layers within the metal layers. The combined set of materials will be providing the better mechanical properties and weight reduction for an aircraft structure. The fiber metal laminate model was fabricated as per ASTM standards 200×30×5mm and then the experimental test under tensile loading test was conducted by using universal testing machine UTM as observed the stress-strain curve as the failure strength of GLARE reaching point and finally obtained results. Also to determine the mechanical properties and material characteristics of the unidirectional loading on E-glass fibers used to assemble GLARE for an aircraft structure.

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Fiber metal laminate, mechanical properties, universal testing machine, tensile strength, failure.

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