ANALYSIS OF THE FILAMENT-WOUND GLASSREINFORCED RECTANGULAR CROSS SECTION COMPOSITE PIPES IN ANSYS

Authors

  • Mr. R.M. Patil, Assistant Prof., Department of Mechanical Engg.A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur, India.
  • Mr. S.G. Student, Department of Mechanical Engg.A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur, India
  • Mr. Patil N.R Student, Department of Mechanical Engg.A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur, India
  • Mr. Jalkote D.P. Student, Department of Mechanical Engg.A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur, India

Abstract

Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites can be defined as a combination of fiber glass or carbon and a polymer matrix which provides reinforcement in one or more directions. Composite materials have been widely used in the ship-building, aerospace and construction industries because of their distinct advantages of low weight, high stiffness, and high strength to weight ratios. Theseproperties are due to the low weight of the epoxy core matrix and high strengths of the glass/carbon fibers. Composite pipes used in various applications are traditionally spherical in cross-section. In this study, non-conventional cross-sectioned composite pipe [i.e. rectangular cross-sections] have been proposed, fabricated, tested and analyzedbecause of their ability to be bundled without loss of space. This research essentially consisted of the following major categories which encompass,

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2021-03-27

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2016: NITET

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