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Mechanical Properties of Composite Materials

The following table lists physical and mechanical property values for representative ply and

core materials widely used in ber-reinforced composite laminates. Ply properties are taken

from F.P.Gerstle, \Composites,"

York, 1991, which should be consulted for data from a wider range of materials. See also

G. Lubin,

Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Engineering, Wiley, NewHandbook of Composites, Van Nostrand, New York, 1982. 

Mechanical Properties of Composite Materials

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Flexural strength

Flexural strength is defined as three points of flexural test.

D = 3FL/2bh³. D is flexural strength,

F is maxmum load,

L is distance of fulcrum to fulcrum,

b is sample width

h is sample thickness.

The unit of Young's modulus, flexural modulus and flexural strength is MPa

Flexural modulus

Flexural modulus is defined as three points of flexural test.

• E = L³F/4bh³Y. E is flexural modulus,
• L is distance of fulcrum to fulcrum,
• b is sample width,
• h is sample thickness,
• F is load at linear part and Y is flexure at F.