EXPERIMENT AND SIMULATION STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF Z-PIN REINFORCED ON THE PULL-OFF AND SHEAR CARRYING CAPACITY OF FIBER PLACEMENT COMPOSITE T-JOINTS

This article presents an experiment and simulation study on the effect of Z-pin reinforced on the pull-off and sheat carrying capacity of fiber placement composite T-joints,we used CMT5504 to conduct the pull-off test meanwhile we used MTS to conduct the shear test. we studied Z-pin reinforced And n...

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Main Authors: LIU Ji, XU XiWu
Format: Article
Language:zho
Published: Editorial Office of Journal of Mechanical Strength 2017-01-01
Series:Jixie qiangdu
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Online Access:http://www.jxqd.net.cn/thesisDetails#10.16579/j.issn.1001.9669.2017.03.006
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Summary:This article presents an experiment and simulation study on the effect of Z-pin reinforced on the pull-off and sheat carrying capacity of fiber placement composite T-joints,we used CMT5504 to conduct the pull-off test meanwhile we used MTS to conduct the shear test. we studied Z-pin reinforced And non-reinforced test-pieces,drawing Load-displacement curves.The pull-off test results donate that Z-pin can effectively improved the pull-off carrying capacity of T-joints and slow the decrease of the load significantly after pick loading compared to the non-reinforced T-joints. The failure location is between stiffener and interlayer. The shear test results donate that Z-pin can effectively improve the shear carrying capacity of T-joints. The failure location of Z-pin reinforced test is between skin and interlayer and the failure location of non-reinforced test is bwtween stiffener and interlayer. On this basis,we created pull-off and shear model of T-joint specimens. The interface failure was simulated with cohesive zone model,and the effect of Z-pin was simulated with nonlinear springs inserted into the interface. The numerical results agree well with the test data and shows that the model is effective.
ISSN:1001-9669