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Design, Development and Testing of a Hybrid Device for In-Situ Testing of Sealant

January 19, 2005

Author(s)

Christopher C. White, E Embree, C Buch

A new hybrid in-situ sealant-testing device that uses movement to both characterize and fatigue standard ASTM C719 sealant samples is described. This five sample device, records the force-response data for every deformation cycle of every sample. From this

Matrix Resin Effects on Selected Physicochemical Properties of Amorphous Calcium Phosphate Composites

January 1, 2005

Author(s)

Joseph M. Antonucci, Drago Skrtic

Unusual Multilayered Structures in PEO/Laponite Nanocomposite Films

November 19, 2004

Author(s)

Avinash Dundigalla, Sheng Lin-Gibson, F Ferreiro, M M. Malwitz

The unusual structure of poly-ethylene-oxide and Laponite clay in transparentnanocomposite films was investigated using scanning electron, atomic force, optical microscopy, and X-ray scattering. Each method is sensitive to different aspects of structural

Shear-Induced Structure in Polymer-Clay Nanocomposite Solutions

June 1, 2004

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Sheng Lin-Gibson, H W. Kim, G Schmidt, Charles C. Han, Erik K. Hobbie

Abstract: The equilibrium structure and shear response of model polymer-clay nanocomposite gels are measured using X-ray scattering, light scattering, optical microscopy, and rheometry. The suspensions form physical gels via the bridging of neighboring

Studies on the Effect of Movement During the Cure on the Mechanical Properties of Sealand

February 8, 2004

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Christopher C. White, Donald L. Hunston, R S. Williams

A novel sealant-testing device was used to con-tinuously monitor the mechanical properties of a one part silicone sealant for movement cycles initiated from 10 h to 168 h after sample creation. These cure times fall between the proposed RILEM TC-139

Monte-Carlo Simulation for the Fracture Process And Energy Release Rate of Unidirectional Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Polymers at Different Temperatures

January 1, 2004

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X Wang, Martin Chiang, Chad R. Snyder

Orientation of Platelets in Multilayered Nanocomposite Polymer Films

December 1, 2003

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M M. Malwitz, Sheng Lin-Gibson, Erik K. Hobbie, Paul Butler, G Schmidt

The orientation of platelets in micron thick polymer-clay nanocomposite films was investigated by means of small-angle neutron scattering (SANS), small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) and wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD). The films with various clay

Interaction Between Matrix Cracks in E-Glass/Epoxy 2 Dimensional Multi-Fiber Array Model Composites

November 15, 2003

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Gale A. Holmes, Walter G. McDonough, Joy P. Dunkers, Charles C. Han

The interaction between fiber breaks in an E-Glass/Epoxy 2-D multifiber array that form matrix cracks during fiber fracture is presented. In contrast to the theoretical predictions of Hedgepeth and van Dyke (1967) the failure sites in fibers adjacent to a

Reliability-Based Method for Service Life Prediction of Materials

September 17, 2003

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Christopher C. White, Jonathan W. Martin, S F. Weber, L Shultz

Standard test methods, such as ASTM C719, evaluate sealant performance though threshold test measurements. This method and its derivatives do not offer reliable predictions of in-service performance. This presentation will detail efforts to move away from

The Influence of Silane Coupling Agent Composition on the Surface Characterization of Fiber and on Fiber-Matrix Interfacial Shear Strength

July 1, 2003

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E Feresenbet, Gale A. Holmes, D T. Raghavan

Epoxy resins are widely used as the matrix material for fiber reinforced composites in aircrafts, automobiles, ships and housing. Most of the reinforcement in epoxy composite is glass fiber so as to lower the cost. Studies in the past have suggested that

Using Self-Assembled Monolayer Technology to Probe the Mechanical Response of the Fiber Interphase-Matrix Interphase Interface

June 1, 2003

Author(s)

Gale A. Holmes, E Feresenbet, D T. Raghavan

In this paper, a brief review of the fiber-matrix interphase/interface region is given for carbon- and glass-fiber composites. The interphase/interface region is discussed interms of the fiber interphase (FI), the matrix (MI), and the FI-MI interface as

Mechanical Behavior of Caulks and Sealants

January 15, 2003

Author(s)

Donald L. Hunston, Christopher C. White

ulks and Sealants are important examples of consumer products where performance depends critically on rheological properties. This work describes the development of a testing and modeling procedure to characterize the basic mechanical properties of such

Application of the V-Notch Shear Test as Applied to Unidirectional Hybrid Composites

January 1, 2003

Author(s)

H Jianmei, Martin Chiang, Donald L. Hunston

The modified Wyoming test fixture (ASTM D5379-93) with doubly v-notched specimens was investigated as a mean for determining the in-plane shear modulus and strength of unidirectional hybrid composites. Two types of hybrid systems having different fiber-tow

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