Negative thermal expansion of laminates
Abstract Measurements have been carried out on the in-plane and through the thickness thermal expansion coefficients of glass polypropylene fibre composites of 50% volume fraction between room temperature and 120°C. Only in the temperature range 20° to 75°C are reproducible results obtained. It is c...
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Enthalten in: Journal of materials science - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1966, 39(2004), 11 vom: Juni, Seite 3563-3567 |
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Abstract Measurements have been carried out on the in-plane and through the thickness thermal expansion coefficients of glass polypropylene fibre composites of 50% volume fraction between room temperature and 120°C. Only in the temperature range 20° to 75°C are reproducible results obtained. It is confirmed that in-plane negative values may be obtained in specific directions. The physical reason for this and its connection with the necessary appearance of a large Poisson ratio is pointed out. The expansivity of the matrix material depends strongly on temperature. Very good agreement between the experimental values and those predicted from the properties of the two constituents is found provided that the value for the expansivity of the polyoropylene is that within the temperature range considered. It is shown that the polypropylene matrix does not provide a matrix which is stable enough in its properties to enable the system to yield consistent negative values of expansivity. An alternative system is proposed and a single experiment confirms that a negative value of the thermal expansivity of as large as −50 × $ 10^{−6} $ $ K^{−1} $ may be obtained. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004 |
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