Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)

Carbon fiber composite is regarded as one of the best alternative for light weight and anticorrosion material. Filament winding is one of the technique for the fabrication of carbon fiber reinforced composite pipe that is cheap and better mechanical properties. Different carbon fiber orientation...

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Main Author: Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: IRC 2015
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.161802017-01-25T09:35:16Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/16180/ Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP) Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Carbon fiber composite is regarded as one of the best alternative for light weight and anticorrosion material. Filament winding is one of the technique for the fabrication of carbon fiber reinforced composite pipe that is cheap and better mechanical properties. Different carbon fiber orientation during the fabrication will have impact to the mechanical properties of the composite and became the focal point of this research. Three different arrangement of tow were used during the fabrication of Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP). The other parameter such as winding angle, winding tension, the number of layers and epoxy content are kept constant to prevent interference in the result. The microstructure of fabricated pipes were tested to calculate the area of void. The results from the test shown that area of void for CFWHP with 4 tows of 12k carbon fiber (1.26382x10-8 m2) is smaller by 53% compared to CFWHCP with 2 tows of 12k carbon fiber plus 4 tows of 6k carbon fiber. Compression test was carried out to approve the hypothesis that different arrangement of tow can affect the mechanical properties of CFWHCP. Subsequently, dynamic impact test was carried out to study how CFWHCP will be affected under the impact and comparison was made between pipes of different tow arrangement and in addition with blank High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) pipe. From the experiment, it can be concluded that CFWHCP with 4 tows of 12k carbon fiber exhibit higher energy absorption, and can withstand higher load compared to CFWHCP with 2 tows of 12k carbon fiber plus 4 tows of 6k carbon fiber. This is due to smaller area of void detected on CFWHCP with 4 tows of 12k carbon fiber thus proven that different orientation of carbon fiber tow during manufacturing can impact the mechanical properties of CFWHCP. IRC 2015-05 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/16180/1/Dissertation_16802.pdf Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq (2015) Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP). IRC, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. (Unpublished)
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Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq
Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)
description Carbon fiber composite is regarded as one of the best alternative for light weight and anticorrosion material. Filament winding is one of the technique for the fabrication of carbon fiber reinforced composite pipe that is cheap and better mechanical properties. Different carbon fiber orientation during the fabrication will have impact to the mechanical properties of the composite and became the focal point of this research. Three different arrangement of tow were used during the fabrication of Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP). The other parameter such as winding angle, winding tension, the number of layers and epoxy content are kept constant to prevent interference in the result. The microstructure of fabricated pipes were tested to calculate the area of void. The results from the test shown that area of void for CFWHP with 4 tows of 12k carbon fiber (1.26382x10-8 m2) is smaller by 53% compared to CFWHCP with 2 tows of 12k carbon fiber plus 4 tows of 6k carbon fiber. Compression test was carried out to approve the hypothesis that different arrangement of tow can affect the mechanical properties of CFWHCP. Subsequently, dynamic impact test was carried out to study how CFWHCP will be affected under the impact and comparison was made between pipes of different tow arrangement and in addition with blank High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) pipe. From the experiment, it can be concluded that CFWHCP with 4 tows of 12k carbon fiber exhibit higher energy absorption, and can withstand higher load compared to CFWHCP with 2 tows of 12k carbon fiber plus 4 tows of 6k carbon fiber. This is due to smaller area of void detected on CFWHCP with 4 tows of 12k carbon fiber thus proven that different orientation of carbon fiber tow during manufacturing can impact the mechanical properties of CFWHCP.
format Final Year Project
author Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq
author_facet Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq
author_sort Abd Aziz, Mohd Naqiuddin Afiq
title Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)
title_short Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)
title_full Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)
title_fullStr Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)
title_full_unstemmed Dynamic Loading on Carbon Fiber Wind to HDPE Composite Pipe (CFWHCP)
title_sort dynamic loading on carbon fiber wind to hdpe composite pipe (cfwhcp)
publisher IRC
publishDate 2015
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/16180/1/Dissertation_16802.pdf
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