UNIAXIAL MACRO-MECHANICAL PROPERTY AND FAILURE MODE OF A 2D-WOVEN C/SiC COMPOSITE
UNIAXIAL MACRO-MECHANICAL PROPERTY AND FAILURE MODE OF A 2D-WOVEN C/SiC COMPOSITE
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2005
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Jiao Guiqiong
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Jiao Guiqiong
The macro-mechanical behavior of 2D-woven C/SiC composites produced with CVI technique was investigated by loading and unloading uniaxial tensile and compress tests. The changes in elastic modulus, residual strain, and Poisson ratio were studied for further characterization of mechanical properties of the CMCs in complex stress states. Failure mode and damage mechanisms were analyzed by SEM and optical microscope. The tensile tests show that damage begins at a very low tensile stress level of about 40MPa, and that the unloading modules and Poisson ratio decrease linearly as the tensile stress increases, while the residual strain increases. Fractography analysis shows that matrix cracks around the 0° fiber bundles and interlaminar cracks are the main damage mechanisms. The compress behavior is almost linear to failure. The compress modulus and Poisson ratio remain constant. The tensile specimens break in a ductile manner, because of delamination, longitudinal bundles failure and pull out. The global compress failure in a plane orients about 13° to the loading direction, and because of cracks between bundles and within the 90° bundles, the 0° bundles are sheared to failure.