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Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Woven Hybrid Metallic Fabric

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2nd International Conference on Industrial Applications of Adhesives 2022

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In this study, main purpose was to produce hybrid metallic fabrics by using traditional weaving methods. The weaving process was completed by using aluminum wire (Al 1050 H14) and polyethylene fishing line with 0.2 mm thicknesses. Three types of hybrid laminated composite specimens with different orientations were prepared for comparison. Specimens were produced which included hybrid metallic fabrics woven parallel to the weft direction (HMFX), parallel to the warp direction (HMFY), and fishing line fabric (FLF) only, due to the reason that FLF had isotropic structure. Each layer was bonded by using epoxy film adhesive, FM 73 M between Al 5005 H34 sheets. Acquired laminated hybrid composites were cured in a specially designed die by applying pressure and heat using a heat controlled hydraulic press. After the curing process was completed, specimens were cut out according to ASTM D3039 standard for tensile testing. highest values were found in a hybrid metallic fabric with aluminum wires woven parallel to the weft axis (HMFX). Also, all the composites produced were around 63% lighter than the AL 5005 H34 specimen with the same thickness as the composite specimens.

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Acknowledgements

This study was supported by coordinatorship of Scientific Research Projects Office of Adiyaman University with the project titled as “Metal Kumas Uretimi ve Bu Kumaslarin Yapistirma Baglantilarinin Mekanik Ozelliklerinin Incelenmesi” with project number of MÜFMAP/2021-0001. In addition, the authors would like to thank to the Turkish Airlines officials for donating the epoxy film adhesive.

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Engin, K.E., Kaya, A.I., Citil, S. (2023). Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Woven Hybrid Metallic Fabric. In: da Silva, L.F.M., Adams, R.D., Dilger, K. (eds) 2nd International Conference on Industrial Applications of Adhesives 2022 . Proceedings in Engineering Mechanics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11150-1_8

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