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VOL. 10, ISSUE 2 (2025)
Improves the strength of CFRP composites due to better particle adhesion
Authors
Aniket V Renavikar, Dr. Akshit Lamba
Abstract
Because of its strength-to-weight ratio,
resistance to corrosion, and design flexibility, carbon
fiber reinforced polymers, or CFRP, have completely changed structural
engineering in the automobile, civil infrastructure, and aviation industries. Conventional
analytical approaches generally underestimate CFRP's complicated anisotropic
behavior, interfacial phenomena, and damage progression processes. Advanced
computer modeling, multiscale analysis, and experimental methods allow CFRP
structure optimization with remarkable accuracy and dependability. The
research examines how these factors affect delamination factor, surface
roughness, thrust force, and mechanical qualities including tensile and
flexural strength. The research seeks ideal machining settings to reduce CFRP
composite drilling flaws and increase quality.
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Pages:50-55
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Aniket V Renavikar, Dr. Akshit Lamba "Improves the strength of CFRP composites due to better particle adhesion". International Journal of Advanced Science and Research, Vol 10, Issue 2, 2025, Pages 50-55
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