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Erosive wear properties of unidirectional carbon fiber reinforced PEEK composites
The erosive wear properties of unidirectional carbon fiber (CF) reinforced polyetheretherketone (PEEK) composites were studied. A semi-ductile erosive wear manner was found regardless of the CF orientation. Wear mechanism analysis revealed that both cutting and deformation mechanisms existed in the...
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| description | The erosive wear properties of unidirectional carbon fiber (CF) reinforced polyetheretherketone (PEEK) composites were studied. A semi-ductile erosive wear manner was found regardless of the CF orientation. Wear mechanism analysis revealed that both cutting and deformation mechanisms existed in the erosion of the composites, although different damaging forms were involved depending on the impingement angles and CF orientation. To give further support on the erosion mechanisms, a special procedure was designed to observe the cross-sectional surface of the eroded composites, and the surface temperature variation was registered. It increased with increasing impingement angle, indicating higher energy dissipation by deformation, which is consistent with the revealed shift of the main erosive wear mechanism from cutting to deformation and “wholesale” fiber fracture.
► A special procedure is designed to observe the cross-sectional surface of the eroded composites. ► Both cutting and deformation mechanisms existed in the erosion of CF/PEEK composites.► Different damaging forms were involved depending on the impingement angles and the CF orientation. ► Increased eroded surface temperature was registered with increasing impingement angle. |
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