CONFERENCE PROGRAM

correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

Time Plenary 2 Meeting room 205 Meeting room 206 Meeting room 208 Meeting room 209 Meeting room 210 Meeting room 211 Meeting room 212 Meeting room 213 Meeting room 214 Meeting room 215 Meeting room 216 Meeting room 217 Meeting room 218 Meeting room 219
0830-0900 Opening ceremony
SCALA Lecture: ADVANCED COMPOSITES RESEARCH AND INNOVATION - AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE Murray Scott, Advanced Composite Structures Australia, Australia
0900-0945 Plenary 2
PLENARY LECTURE: NEW STRATEGIES FOR MANUFACTURING MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITES Nancy Sottos, University of Illinois, USA
0945-1030 Plenary 2
Coffee break
1030-1100 Exhibition hall

1111 Structural power 1:

1102 Green & natural fibre 1103 - Analysis of composite 1104 Automated fibre 1107 Computational and 1108 Polymer matrix 1109 Interfaces and 1110 Sensing 1: Embedded Multifunctional Design and 1112 Non-destructive 1113 Composite materials: 1114 Durability, creep and
1100-1300 1101 Nano-composites composites properties placement 1105 Hybrid composites 1106 Composite structures finite element methods materials interphases Sensing Modelling evaluation route to impact aggressive environment 1115 Joints

STRONTIUM TITANIUM MULTIFUNCTIONAL FILLING THE PROPERTY 3D PRINTABLE SHAPE

ENHANCING
OXIDE-GRAPHENE ENERGY STORAGE FATIGUE LIFE OF POST- GAP OF MULTI-PHASE MEMORY POLYMER
LIGHTWEIGHTING: JOINING
NANOCOMPOSITE COMPOSITE (MESC) BUCKLED COMPOSITE COMPOSITES THROUGH COMPOSITES
COMPOSITES WITH 3D
THERMOELECTICS STRUCTURES STRUCTURES ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Zhang Zhong, National Center
PRINTED STRUCTURES
Ian Kinloch, University Of Fu-Kuo Chang, Stanford Chiara Bisagni, TU Delft Hua-Xin Peng, ZheJiang for Nanoscience and
Stefanie Feih, A-Star
Manchester University University Technology

1100-1130
1130-1140 Move to concurrent sessions

1102-1
MULTISCALE ANALYSIS TO 1104-1 1107-1 1109-1 1112-1 1114-1
INVESTIGATE THE TOOLPATH STRATEGY & 1105-1 MINIMIZATION OF SINK NEW INTERFACIAL AGENT 1111-1 EVALUATION OF LARGE THE INFLUENCE OF WATER
MECHANICAL AND 1103-1 GENERATION FOR GRAPHENE-BASED MARKS FOR INJECTION FOR ENHANCED CARBON FIBRE AEROSPACE COMPONENT ABSORPTION ON THE
FORMING BEHAVIOUR OF EFFECTIVE PROPERTIES OF ROBOTIC FIBRE MATERIALS AS STRAIN MOULDED KENAF/PP INTERFACIAL SHEAR COMPOSITES AS BASED ON 3D THERMO- DAMAGE MECHANISM OF
HEMP FIBRE WOVEN HYBRID NANO COMPOSITES PLACEMENT ON CURVED SENSORS IN FIBRE/EPOXY COMPOSITES IN INJECTION STRENGTH IN PPS/CARBON BATTERIES, SENSORS, TOMOGRAPHY MODEL UNIDIRECTIONAL AND 2D
1101-1 FABRICS / SS Godara, Rajasthan SURFACES MODEL COMPOSITES 1106-1 MOULDING PROCESS BY COMPOSITES ACTUATORS AND ENERGY Christoph Frommel, German 1113-1 WOVEN CFRP
1108-1
GRAPHENE: NOVEL POLYPROPYLENE Technical University Kota, Felix Raspall, Singapore Jingwen Chu, The University NOVEL AUXETIC NUMERICAL SIMULATION Baptiste Gaumond, IMP Lab - 1110-1 HARVESTING Aerospace Center (DLR) EFFECT OF VARIABLE CORE Faisel Almudaihesh, Cardiff 1115-1
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
BARRIER MATERIAL FOR COMPOSITE Rajasthan, India University of Technology and Of Manchester THERMOSET AND Abu Bakar Sulong, Universiti INSA de Lyon - Lyon MULTIFUNCTIONAL Dan Zenkert, Kth Royal STIFFNESS ON IMPACT University ON THE INTERFACIAL
OF A STEEL-REINFORCED
CORROSION PROTECTION; Sheedev Antony, University of Design THERMOPLASTIC Kebangsaan Malaysia University COMPOSITE WITH PRINTED Institute Of Technology Slowly but surely, more and RESPONSE OF CURVED CRACK PROPAGATION IN
RESIN UNDER STATIC AND
IMPROVING SERVICE LIFE Technology of Troyes A hybrid smart composite This study has demonstrated COMPOSITES FOR ENERGY SENSORS more automated thermography SANDWICH PLATES This study presents the ADHESIVE BONDING
CYCLIC LOADING
OF OFFSHORE PAINT reinforced with carbon The paper attempts to provide the use of both discontinuous ABSORPTION The moulding parameter of In this work, we investigated PengHeng Xie, University of The presentation will give an measurement is being applied influence of water exposure on Johnatan Leplat, IRDL, CNRS
Martin Nijgh, Delft University of
Norfarah Aba, Petronas In this study, mechanical nanotubes (CNTs) and a simple tool for trajectory graphene nanoplatelets and Raul Fangueiro, Universidade injection moulded kenaf/PP the interphase built between Chester overview of the present status in industry. Thermography Hessam Ghasemnejad, unidirectional, plain weave, UMR 6027, ENSTA Bretagne
Technology
Research Sdn Bhd behaviour of hemp fibre woven piezoelectric fibers is proposed. generation and its optimization continuous CVD grown do Minho composites investigated by ex-PAN carbon fibers and two of these multifunctional provides a high sensitivity for Cranfield University and twill weave CFRP
fabrics / polypropylene The effective properties for the for use with an graphene as strain sensors in numerical simulation. different matrices which were possibilities using most defects, high accuracy in particularly in the interfacial
composites in different scale purposed composite are automated/robotic fibre a glass fiber/epoxy model Response surface method polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) electrochemically activated locating defects and mostly region with the use of acoustic
(dry yarn, dry fabrics, estimated. placement (AFP) machine for composite using Raman (RSM) is used to optimise and imidazolium modified carbon fibres and their used in reflection mode, which emission, optical strain
composite) and formability of layup on freeform curved spectroscopy. different parameters of polyphenylene sulfide composites is important for complex and measurement, and scanning
the composite sheets were surfaces. kenaf/PP with 20 wt% kenaf. (PPS_ImCl). large aerospace components. electron microscope.
investigated.
1140-1200
Monday
12 August
1115-2
1105-2 IMPROVEMENT OF THE
1104-2
1101-2 THE COMBINED EFFECT OF 1114-2 LAP SHEAR STRENGTH OF
MANUFACTURE OF CO- 1109-2 1110-2
MAGNETIC CONTROL OF MOISTURE AND TEST 1112-2 EFFECT OF ACCELERATED RESISTANCE-WELDED
1102-2 1103-2 CURED INTEGRAL HAT- COLOURED CARBON STRAIN MEASUREMENT OF
MICROSTRUCTURE IN TEMPERATURE ON THE NON-DESTRUCTIVE AGEING AND MOISTURE THERMOPLASTIC
DELIGNIFIED WOOD INVERSE ANALYSIS FOR TIFFENED PANEL WITH FIBERS WITH ENHANCED 3D PRINTED SHORT
GRAPHENE EPOXY PSEUDO-DUCTILITY OF QUALITY ASSESSMENT ABSORPTION ON COMPOSITE JOINTS USING
REINFORCED COMPOSITES COMPOSITE SINGLE-LAP AUTOMATED FIBRE PHYSICAL AND ADHESION CARBON FIBER
NANOCOMPOSITES THIN-PLY HYBRID 1106-2 FOR SEMI-FINISHED 1113-2 MECHANICAL AND A SILANE SOL-GEL
(DWRC) ADHESIVELY BONDED JOINT PLACEMENT PROPERTIES REINFORCED PLASTICS
Mark Eaton, Cardiff University COMPOSITES 1108-2 1111-2 TEXTILES CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF COATING ON THE
Marion Frey, Eth Zürich Xiao Wei, Shanghai Jiao Tong Cong Zhao, Nanjing University ELIMINATING CURE- 1107-2 Luke Henderson, Deakin USING ELECTRIC TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE
Gergely Czél, Budapest CRITICAL VOID CONTENT FUTURE CHALLENGES AND Tino Hermann, The University
University Of Aeronautics And DRIVEN DEFORMATION OF DESIGN OF University PROPERTY OF EPOXY-BASED POLYMER POLYMER COMPOSITES STAINLESS-STEEL
This paper investigates the University of Technology and OF CF/PEEK INDUSTRIAL ADOPTION Of Auckland Jasmine Bone, National HEATING ELEMENT
Delignified densified wood Astronautics OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE PHOTOTHERMAL Keisuke Iizuka, Tokyo Institute COATING WITH FLY ASH AND
magnetisation of graphene via Economics THERMOPLASTIC STRATEGIES FOR Physical Laboratory / Element Vincent Rohart, École de
represents a new promising An inverse method is proposed COMPOSITES VIA OUT-OF- TRIGGERED BILAYER The generation of colour on Of Technology FIRE RETARDANT FILLERS
decoration with Iron Oxide. COMPOSITES: IMPACT ON STRUCTURAL The presented airflow-based Materials / University Of Surrey technologie supérieure
lightweight, high-performance to determine the interface A hat-stiffened panel was OVEN ZONAL CURING MORPHING COMPOSITES carbon fibers has long been FOR COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Graphene flakes are actuated Interlayer hybrid configurations NDT AND MECHANICAL SUPERCAPACITORS methods provide a quality
and bio-based material with elasticity parameters, which manufactured based on Tomasz Garstka, Lean Julio Aguilar-Tadeo, The desired. This talk will The strain of short carbon fiber Mojdeh Mehrinejad
in epoxy composites using with continuous and PROPERTIES Emile Greenhalgh, Imperial assessment of semi-finished This work investigates the use Resistance welding of
high potential to partially could character the mechanics automated fibre placement Manufacturing & Assembly University Of Manchester summarise our recent efforts in reinforced plastics was Khotbehsara, University Of
very low (<100mT) fields discontinuous carbon between Diego Saenz-Castillo, FIDAMC College London textiles without the need for of accelerated ageing of thermoplastic composites is
substitute natural fiber properties of the adherend- and co-curing process. Factors Technologies (LMAT) Limited surface modification and how measured by the electric Southern Queensland
strengths. The control of continuous glass layers were reference measurements or composite specimens when performed with a stainless-
reinforced- or glass fiber adhesive interface for influencing geometric and fibre this has led to coloured carbon property change. The
orientation and microstructure investigated. Both temperature historical data, with a strong exposed to an environment of steel heating element which
reinforced composites in the composite adhesively bonded distribution of hat-stiffened fibres and the improvement of temperature and frequency
is demonstrated leading to and moisture reduced the focus on fast and simple immersion in water, elevated have low affinity with the PPS
future. joint. panel were discussed, their physical properties and dependence of the electric
control and enhancement of damage initiation strain and measurements. pressure and mechanical matrix. Mechanical
including material properties adhesion in epoxy matrices. property were clarified.
properties. especially the interfacial loading. performances of welded joints
and process parameters.
properties of the hybrids. were improved by a silane
coating on the stainless-steel.

1200-1220

1101-3
GRAPHENE-ENHANCED
COMPOSITE PAINTS FOR
CORROSION PROTECTION
OF OFFSHORE RISERS
Mohd Shamsul Farid
Samsudin, Petronas Research
1220-1240
1102-3
ENHANCEMENT OF NOISE
MITIGATION OF NATURAL
FIBRE COMPOSITES WITH
PERFORATION
Heow Pueh Lee, National
University of Singapore
Natural fiber based composites MECHANICS MODELLING OF
are finding increasing use in
products like the interior parts CFRTP
of automotives, electronics
casings, as reinforcements in University
the building and construction
industry. Micro-perforated
plates (MPPs) are new-
generation sound absorbers
and they are commonly used
as noise absorption panels.
1104-3
INVESTIGATION ON THE
CRUSH PERFORMANCE OF
AUTOMATED FIBRE
PLACEMENT
MANUFACTURED
COMPOSITE TUBES
1103-3
Matthew David, UNSW
CONTINUUM DAMAGE
Sydney
A 3D PRINTED CURVILINEAR
A successful methodology has
been implemented to study
Masahito Ueda, Nihon
the influence of fiber
architecture on crush
performance. This is important
for designing AFP
manufactured energy
absorbing structures such as
helicopter and aircraft
subfloors.
1105-3
INFLUENCE OF ALUMINIUM
SURFACE TREATMENT ON
BOND QUALITY IN
ALUMINIUM/GLASS/EPOXY
FIBRE METAL LAMINATES
Mitch Dunn, The University Of
Queensland
Hybrid composite structures
combining aluminium alloy
and glass/epoxy are
considered, with a focus on
how the surface preparation of
the aluminium influences bond
quality.
1106-3
FRACTURE MECHANICS-
INFORMED MULTISCALE
THERMOMECHANICAL
DAMAGE MODEL FOR
CERAMIC MATRIX
COMPOSITES
Travis Skinner, Arizona State
University
1108-3
INFLUENCE OF MOISTURE
GRADIENTS ON THE
BENDING PROPERTIES OF
1107-3
SHORT GLASS FIBER
UNDERSTANDING FAILURE REINFORCED POLYAMIDE 6 1109-3
INITIATION LOCATIONS IN Anna Katharina Sambale, TU
STOCHASTIC VIRTUAL Dortmund University
COMPOSITE SPECIMENS
USING A MACHINE This contribution investigates
LEARNING FRAMEWORK the influence of moisture
Nimal Kumar Balasubramani, gradients on the bending
University of New South Wales properties of short-glass-fiber-
reinforced polyamide 6 at
constant integral moisture
content using three-point
bending test
1110-3
MULTIFUNCTIONAL FIBRE
REINFORCED
COMPOSITES: FROM
SMART OUT-OF-OVEN
MANUFACTURING TO
INTEGRATED SENSING
AND DE-ICING
DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF CAPABILITIES
Han Zhang, Queen Mary
INTERFACIAL SHEAR
University Of London
STRENGTH OF
MWCNT/NBR
An extremely energy efficient
NANOCOMPOSITE
and intrinsically safe method to
Chun-yen Hsu, Super C Inc
manufacture thermoset based
FRPs with integrated
multifunctionalities has been
developed. The embedded
nanocomposite layer can be
used from out-of-oven curing
to strain/damage sensing and
de-icing.
1111-3
MODELLING AND DESIGN
OF STRUCUTRAL
BATTERIES WITH LIFE
CYCLE ASSESSMENT
Wilhelm Johannisson, KTH
Royal Institute Of Technology
A bottom-up analytical
modelling of a structural
battery’s ability to save system Science And Technology
mass. Investing mechanical
properties, electrochemical
properties, and a life cycle
assessment.
1112-3
ULTRASONIC INSPECTION
OF HYBRID COMPOSITES
AND BONDED COMPOSITE
JOINTS
Matthew Ibrahim, Defence
1115-3
1113-3
LASER BASED
IMPACT BEHAVIOR OF
PRETREATMENT OF
SANDWICH STRUCTURES
ALUMIUM CASTINGS FOR
BASED ON CORRUGATED
HYBRID INJECTION
COMPOSITE CORES FILLED
1114-3 MOLDING
WITH PVC FOAM
MICROBIAL EFFECT ON Julian Steinberg, Technische
Jin Zhou, University Of Liverpool
THE DURABILITY OF Universität Braunschweig -
WOVEN CARBON/VINYL Institute of Joining and
The impact response of
ESTER COMPOSITES Welding
sandwiches base on corrugation
Alejandra Castellanos,
core filling with PVC foam have
University Of Wisconsin- For reducing vehicles weight,
been investigated experimentally
madison this paper presents a
and numerically. The
promissing approach using the
configuration optimization of the
hybrid injection molding
hybrid sandwiches was studied
process to join laser pretreated
base on thickness of corrugation
cast aluminum parts with
cores and density of filled foam.
polyamid 6.

1101-4
JANUS GRAPHENE NON-
WOVEN FABRICS FOR
ULTRALIGHT
ELECTROMAGNETIC
INTERFERENCE SHIELDING
Ying Wu, University Of
Science And Technology
Beijing
1240-1300
Lunch
1300-1400 Exhibition hall
PLENARY LECTURE: LIGHTWEIGHT CARBON FIBRE COMPOSITE AUTOMOTIVE WHEELS - FROM CONCEPT TO INDUSTRIALISATION Jake Dingle, Carbon Revolution, Australia
1400-1445 Plenary 2
1445-1500 Move to concurrent sessions
1500-1600 1201 Aerospace
Monday 12
August
1201-1
LIFE MANAGEMENT OF
ADHESIVELY BONDED
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES A numerical model is
Lucy Li, National Research presented to analyze the
Council Canada thermal behavior of the tapes
at microscale during
automated tape placement
(ATP) process. A 3D
geometrical model is
developed considering the real
microstructure.
1500-1520
1201-2
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF
ICE IMPACT ON
ALUMINUM/CARBON FIBER
REINFORCED COMPOSITE
DUAL PLATE
Gang LUO, Nanjing University MANUFACTURING OF
Of Aeronautics And
Astronautics, Nuaa
An experiment of ice ball
impact on Aluminum/Carbon
Fiber Reinforced Composite
dual plate was carried out to
study the dynamic responses
and damage of the target. The
external and internal damage
of Aluminum/ Composite dual
plate were described in this
presentation.
1520-1540
1202 Processing &
properties of composites
1202-1
THERMAL BEHAVIOR OF
TAPES IN AUTOMATED
TAPE PLACEMENT (ATP)
PROCESS-MICRO
ANALYSIS
Ketaki Mishra, Universite De
Nantes
1202-2
CARBON- AND GLASS-
FIBER COMPOSITES USING
FRONTAL
POLYMERIZATION
Philippe Geubelle, University
Of Illinois At Urbana-
champaign
1203 Green & natural fibre
composites
1203-1
INFLUENCE OF IN SITU
DEPOSITING SIZE-
CONTROLLED NANO-SIO2
PARTICLES ON THE
MECHANICAL AND SURFACE
PROPERTIES OF JUTE
FIBERS
Xuan Liu, Institute Of Materials
Science And Technology,
Nanjing University Of
Aeronautics And Astronautics
In order to enhance the
mechanical and surface
properties of jute fibers, the
surface of jute fibers were
deposited size-controlled nano-
SiO2 particles via sol-gel
technique.
1203-2
RESEARCH ON SYNTHESIS
OF CHITOSAN BASED
METAL FLAME RETARDANT
FOR FLAMMABLE
COMPOSITES
Prabhakar M.N., Changwon
National University
1105-4
INFLUENCE OF THE
COOLING RATE ON THE
ADHESIVE PROPERTIES OF
POLYAMID-6-GALVANIZED-
STEEL HYBRIDS IN THE
ONE-STEP FORMING
PROCESS
Tobias Fischer, Clausthal
University of Technology
The focus of this work is the
production in a one-step
variothermal pressing process
and in this context the
influence of the cooling rate on
the bonding quality of the
mono-materials.
1205 Automated fibre
placement
1205-1
XENON FLASH-LAMP
BASED IN-SITU
AUTOMATED FIBER
PLACEMENT OF
THERMOPLASTIC
COMPOSITES
Lars Brandt, German
Aerospace Center (dlr)
An opportunity for flexible, cost-
effective production of
aerospace components is
found in the usage of new
heating systems such as the
pulsed xenon flashlamp, since
it renders the use of complete
safety housing unnecessary.
1205-2
EXPERIMENTAL
INVESTIGATION ON THE
PERFORMANCE OF
CARBON-EPOXY
LAMINATES CONTAINING
GAPS
FABRICATED BY
AUTOMATED FIBER
PLACEMENT
Vincent Cadran, Mcgill
University
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1108-4 1110-4
MANUFACTURING PROCESS GRAPHENE
1111-4 1113-4
1107-4 AND PROPERTIES OF OXIDE/GRAPHITE
STRUCTURAL POWER INTERLAMINAR SHEAR 1115-4
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS CARBON FIBER NANOSHEETS COMPOSITE
PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES OF EFFECTS OF RESISTANCE
OF CFRP-TO-CFRP JOINT REINFORCED PEEK THIN FILMS FOR
REQUIREMENTS FOR TOUGHENED CARBON FIBRE HEATING ELEMENT ON
STRUCTURE CONTAINING COMPOSITES MODEFIED WEARABLE STRAIN 1114-4
FUTURE AIRCRAFT REINFORCED COMPOSITES JOINING STRENGTH OF
FIBER-METAL LAMINATES WITH MWNTS SENSORS ASSESSMENT OF A LOW
1106-4 INTEGRATION 1112-4 Andreas Klingler, Institute for CF/PPS COMPOSITES
Dong-woo Lee, Changwon Jiupeng Song, Beihang Qingbin Zheng, The Hong TEMPERATURE CURE
CRACK CONTROL FOR BIO- Sang Nguyen, Imperial PAGOSA / MATCH Composite Materials (IVW Kota Tamura, Kindai University
National University University Kong University Of Science RESIN FOR HIGH
INSPIRED TOUGHENING OF College London MODELING OF HIGH Gmbh)
And Technology TEMPERATURE
COMPOSITE MATERIALS EXPLOSIVE RESPONSES This study focuses on
In this study, it was developed In this work, carbon COMPOSITE OVERWRAP
AND STRUCTURES This paper investigates the TO LOW SPPED INSULTS Toughening of thermoset based resistance heating elements
that the analytical model of fiber/poly(ether ether ketone) We utilize the graphene oxide REPAIRS
Adrian Orifici, RMIT University application of structural power Xia Ma, LANL CFRP by core-shell rubber and and aims to reveal the bonding
CFRP-to-CFRP structure by (CF/PEEK) composites were and graphite nanosheets Yee Chech Tan, PETRONAS
in aircraft cabins by integrating block-copolymer hybrids leads to behavior of the CFRTP by
using cohesive zone modeling prepared by the wet powder composite thin films as Research
floor panels with face sheets a drastically improved mode II, resistance welding method
(CZM) method, which impregnation. PEEK powders sensing materials to fabricate
made of structural power shear performance. Hence, using carbon fiber heating
containing fiber-metal were mixed with different high-performance strain
composites to power the in- increasing damage threshold element.
laminates. content of multi-walled carbon sensors via a simple, cost-
flight entertainment system. properties are to be expected.
nanotubes (MWCNTs) in water effective and solution
homogeneously. processable strategy.
MSC Software Industry roundtables - 10x Material Solution from e-Xstream Engineering, What is the future of material modeling ?
Boeing lunch symposium - University and industry collaboration, focus on composite material development
*invitation only event*
*invitation only event*
1310-1355
Plenary 2
Soumik Chakrabarty
Emilie Storms
Meeting Room 218
1211 Structural power 2:
1207 - Langzauner GmbH 1209 Interfaces and 1210 Structural Health Multifunctional 1212 Non-destructive 1213 Recycling and 1214 Tsai award
1206 Composite structures industry session 1208 Hybrid composites interphases Monitoring Constituents evaluation sustainability presentations 1215 Joints
1206-1 1210-1 1213-1
1211-1
THE INFLUENCE OF A NANOCOMPOSITES- INVESTIGATION OF THE 1214-1
FEASIBLE 1215-1
GEOMETRIC BASED, ALL-INKJET- 1212-1 PROCESS RESISTANCE OF INVESTIGATION OF THE
MANUFACTURING ULTRASONIC SPOT
IMPERFECTIONS OF 1208-1 PRINTED, FLEXIBLE, ON THE INTERACTION FIBRE SURFACE HYBRID EFFECT IN HIGH
1209-1 TECHNIQUE AND WELDING BEHAVIOR OF
DIFFERENT TOLERANCE Langzauner GmbH industry COMPRESSIVE FAILURE OF ULTRA-BROADBAND FILM BETWEEN NONLINEAR TREATMENTS FOR PERFORMANCE QUASI-
COMPARISON OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES WOVEN-CF/PPS
LEVELS ON THE BUCKLING session HYBRID CFRP-CFRP SENSOR FOR IN-SITU SOLITARY WAVES AND THERMOPLASTIC ISOTROPIC THIN-PLY
DIFFERENT INTERFACIAL OF STRUCTURAL BATTERY LAMINATES USING CF/PPS
LOAD OF UNSTIFFENED *invitation only event* LAMINATED COMPOSITES ACQUISITION OF DYNAMIC LAMINATED COMPOSITE COMPOSITES USING CARBON/GLASS
ENGINEERING METHODS ELECTRODES ENERGY DIRECTOR
CFRP CYLINDRICAL Mark Battley, University Of STRAIN BEAMS RECYCLED CARBON FIBRE COMPOSITES UNDER
TO ACHIEVE PSEUDO- Lynn Maria Schneider, Kth Horiuchi Tokiyuki, National
SHELLS CHALLENGES IN Auckland Pengyu Zhou, The Hong Kong Andreas Schiffer, Khalifa Christina Froemder, ELG TENSION
DUCTILE BEHAVIOUR OF Royal Institute Of Technology Institute Of Technology,
Tobias Hartwich, Hamburg INDIVIDUAL AUTOMATION Polytechnic University University Carbon Fibre Guillermo Idarraga, National
CARBON FIBER Wakayama College
University Of Technology SOLUTIONS FOR The effect of hybridisation of University Of Colombia
REINFORCED POLYMER A feasible manufacturing
INCREASING PRODUCTION HM and UHM carbon fibre All inkjet-printed Experiments and numerical The international research and
COMPOSITES process for multifunctional This study aims to
Unstiffened CFRP cylindrical EFFICIENCY IN AVIATION laminates on strength and nanocomposite sensors for calculations are performed to collaboration between Stiffness of the adjacent layers
Balázs Magyar, Budapest structural batteries is development the ultrasonic
shells under axial compression stiffness under compression structural health monitoring study the interaction between universities and industry shows and the stacking sequence
University of Technology and presented. The technique is spot welding process of
prone to buckle. One of the Bernhard Hauer was investigated through are developed and the printed nonlinear solitary waves in a novel step forward and offers a play an important role in the
Economics evaluated with respect to the CFRTP using flat energy
most influencing factor on the physical testing and analysis. sensors are of the advantages granular chains and laminated tentative view in combining failure strain of the carbon
multifunctional performance of director and carbon fiber
buckling load are geometric of high sensitivity and fidelity, composite beams. gentle and quick electrochemical plies and therefore in the
the matrix material and of a reinforced energy director.
imperfections which are as well as broadband sensing treatments on recycled carbon hybrid effect.
negative structural electrode.
analysed in this contribution. frequency up to 500 kHz. fibres.
1210-2
MONITORING APPROACH
FOR FATIGUE DAMAGE 1212-2 1215-2
ONSET THRESHOLD ASSESSMENT OF INVESTIGATIONS ON
1211-2
1209-2 DETERMINATION IN ADHESIVE BOND QUALITY THERMALLY INDUCED
PREDICTING THE
Langzauner GmbH industry INTERPHASE ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITES CONTAINING BY USING ULTRASONIC DELAMINATION IN
CONSOLIDATION OF
session POLYAMIDE66 LAMINATES FLAWS TESTING COMBINED WITH MECHANICALLY JOINED
1206-2 FABRIC-REINFORCED
*invitation only event* WITH PROTONATED AND Ahmed Maslouhi, Université PATTERN RECOGNITION 1214-2 CARBON FIBER
STUDIES ON PROPERTY 1208-2 STRUCTURAL POWER
DEUTERATED POLYMERS de Sherbrooke Jens Schuster, University Of PROCESS-INDUCED COMPOSITES
ENHANCEMENT BY EXAMINATION OF THE COMPOSITES
CHALLENGES IN Takuya Matsumoto, Kobe Applied Sciences FAILURE OF DELTOID IN Julian Vorderbrüggen,
GRAPHENE OXIDE IN INTERFACE STRENGTH OF Maria Valkova, Imperial 1213-2
INDIVIDUAL AUTOMATION University This paper presents an original Kaiserslautern COMPOSITE T-JOINT: University of Paderborn
POLYMER-BASED HYBRID, OVERMOULDED College ON THE RESIZING OF
SOLUTIONS FOR approach based mainly on FIBER-OPTIC BASED
COMPOSITES SERVICED THERMOPLASTIC RECYCLED FIBRES
INCREASING PRODUCTION We focused on the adhesion acoustic emission monitoring The aim of this study has been MONITORING AND Thermally induced damages in
AT LOW TEMPERATURE COMPOSITE PARTS A laminate consolidation finite Essi Sarlin, Tampere University
EFFICIENCY IN AVIATION interphase of polyamide 66 to determine fatigue life to develop pattern recognition NUMERICAL SIMULATION mechanically joined CFRP
ENVIRONMENT Yves Becker, Institut für element model for prediction of
laminates. For the interphase thresholds to damage initiation as an approach to identify Shinsaku Hisada, The metal joints occur during heat
Pui Yan Hung, Swinburne Verbundwerkstoffe Gmbh meso-architecture and fibre
Bernhard Hauer analysis with confocal Raman concerned in composites with kissing bonds in adhesive University of Tokyo treatment according to
University Of Technology packing in structural power
scattering spectroscopy, the embedded artificial flaws. This joints by means of ultrasonics. automitive dip coating. Those
composites employing a hybrid
CONTINUED protonated and deuterated study combines two health For this purpose, kissing damages are being
woven fabric-reinforced
polyamide 66 were employed. monitoring techniques to bonds have been attempted to investigated and minimized by
construction.
determine fatigue life curves be manufactured in by varying suitable countermeasures in
and to estimate stiffness ratios of a two-part adhesive. this presentation.
degradation for plain weave
composites containing flaws.
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1203-3
EXTRACTED LIGNIN FROM
NATIVE AUSTRALIAN
LIGNOCELLULOSIC 1214-3
1206-3
BIOMASS AS A POWERFUL 1211-3 MULTISCALE
MANUFACTURING AND
1201-3 AGENT FOR HIGH- UNIT CELLS FOR 1213-3 COMPUTATIONAL MODEL
TESTING OF CLOSED-LOOP
LIGHTNING DAMAGE PERFORMANCE Langzauner GmbH industry MULTIPHYSICS RESIN TRANSFER PRESSING FOR POLYMER MATRIX
GLASS FIBER CYLINDRICAL 1210-3
ASSESSMENT INTO COMPOSITES session MODELLING OF – A NOVEL PROCESS FOR COMPOSITES UNDER
EPOXY COMPOSITES IN-SITU SENSING OF
COMPOSITE BASED ON Shammi Sultana Nisha, *invitation only event* STRUCTURAL BATTERY LARGE SCALE COMPOSITE IMPACT LOADING, 1215-3
1205-3 USING VARTM RANDOM FAILURE IN
SURFACE EXPLOSION AND 1202-3 Swinburne University Of 1209-3 COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING INCLUDING ADIABATIC INTERLAMINAR FRACTURE
EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE Monis Kazmi, University Of COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
FIBER BREAKAGE Technology CHALLENGES IN TAILORING INTERFACIAL David Carlstedt, Chalmers Christian Goergen, Institut für HEATING EFFECTS TOUGHNESS OF CO-
A NOVEL WHOLE SELF- ON IMPACT BEHAVIOUR OF Auckland Suong Hoa, Concordia
Audrey Bigand, Institut INDIVIDUAL AUTOMATION ADHESION IN BASALT University of Technology Verbundwerkstoffe Gmbh Christopher Sorini, Arizona CONSOLIDATED CF/PEEK
LOCKED COMPOSITE THIN- POLYAMIDE 6/WOVEN University
Clément Ader The present study aims to SOLUTIONS FOR FIBRE REINFORCED State University; Nasa LAMINATES
WALLED TUBE SYSTEM BASALT FIBRES This research focuses on
design high performance INCREASING PRODUCTION POLYMER COMPOSITES Multiphysics modelling of A new process is introduced, MANUFACTURED IN STMAP-
Yang Zhao, Chongqing LAMINATES finding the potential to Development of random failure
Study of the damage functionalized lignin-epoxy EFFICIENCY IN AVIATION Maria Carolina Seghini, structural battery composites called „Resin Transfer Pressing“ A multiscale computational JOINING PROCESS
University Russo Pietro, National Council manufacture hollow cylindrical in composite structures due to
generated in the CFRP due to composites. In this work, the Sapienza-Università di Roma is discussed. FE-models are (RTP). RTP exploits specific approach is taken to Julian Weber, Institut Für
of Research epoxy composite structures cyclic loading can be detected
lightning strike thanks to an triethylammonium hydrogen Bernhard Hauer setup to study if modelling advantages of recycled investigate the effects of local Verbundwerkstoffe Gmbh
with both flat and curved using the method presented in
Abaqus VDLOAD for shock sulphate ionic liquid (IL) was techniques for conventional nonwoven fabrics in a thermoset matrix adiabatic heating on the
profiles using VARTM. The flat the paper.
explosion pressure and a introduced onto the surface of CONTINUED batteries can be used to press process and provides ballistic impact response of a
and curved composites were
VUMAT for damage law. lignin micro/nanoparticles describe the electrochemical short cycle times. T700/Epon 862 [0°/60°/–60°]
tested under tension and
while it was extracted from behaviour of this material. triaxially braided composite.
shear.
biomass, to prepare a highly
functional and reinforcing IL-
Lignin filler in an
epoxy matrix.
1540-1600
Coffee break
1600-1630 Exhibition hall

1304 Design and

1302 Bio-inspired 1303 Green & natural fibre manufacture for 1305 Automated fibre 1307 Computational and 1308 Polymer matrix 1309 Interfaces and 1310 Sensing 2: Composites 1311 Structural power 3: 1312 Non-destructive 1313 Recycling and 1314 Tsai award
1630-1830 1301 Nano-composites composites composites multifunctionality placement 1306 Composite structures finite element methods materials interphases as Stain Sensors Device Assembly evaluation sustainability presentations 1315 Joints

1302-1
THEORETICAL PREDICTION
OF BRITTLE-TO-DUCTILE
TRANSITION OF BIO-
Monday 12
INSPIRED NACREOUS
August 1301-1
COMPOSITES
ADVANCED POLYMERIC
Shaokang Cui, Beihang
NANOCOMPOSITES WITH
University
FUNCTIONALIZED
GRAPHENE ANALOGUES
The mechanical behaviors of Of Rome "sapienza"
OF MOS2
nacre-like composites are
Mojtaba Ahmadi, Deakin
evaluated by a combination of Surface modification of the flax
University
analytical solution and
numerical simulation through via hydrothermal synthesis.
the modification of the classic
tension-shear chain(TSC)
model.
1630-1650
1306-1
TEST VALIDATION OF
EXTENSION-TWISTING 1311-1
COUPLED LAMINATES MANGANESE DIOXIDE
1312-1
WITH MATCHED DECORATED CARBON
1305-1 1309-1 3D CHARACTERISATION OF
ORTHOTROPIC STIFFNESS 1307-1 AEROGEL/CARBON FIBRE
USE OF IN-PROCESS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES CARBON FIBRE
Kim Kheng Lee, Singapore A NOVEL APPROACH FOR COMPOSITE AS A
MONITORING AND NDT TO OF GRAPHENE NANO- 1310-1 REINFORCED COMPOSITE
1303-1 Polytechnic MODELLING OF ROS AND PROMISING ELECTRODE
DETECT DEFECTS IN PLATELETS COATED STUDY ON THE CORE- MICROSTRUCTURE VIA X- 1314-1
HIERARCHICAL ROS-HYBRID COMPOSITES FOR STRUCTURAL
1304-1 THERMOPLASTIC AFP CARBON FIBER EPOXY RAY COMPUTED 1313-1 1315-1
MODIFICATION OF FLAX An experimental validation Rizwan Saeed Choudhry, SHELL STRUCTURED SUPERCAPACITORS TOUGHENING EPOXY
DESIGN, FABRICATION AND PARTSt COMPOSITES TOMOGRAPHY IMPORTANCE OF CHEMICAL STUDY OF
FIBRES BY ZINC OXIDE study is presented for three University Of Derby 1308-1 FIBER TYPE STRAIN Evgeny Senokos, Imperial SYNTACTIC FOAMS WITH
PRELIMINARY Ashley Chadwick, German Alok Kumar Srivastava, Indian Silvano Sommacal, The PRETREATMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
NANOSTRUCTURES classes of coupled laminate TENSILE BEHAVIOUR OF SENSOR WITH LOAD College London MILLED CARBON FIBRES:
EXPERIMENTATION OF A Aerospace Center (DLR) Institute Of Technology Australian National University CARBON FIBRE RECYCLED ON THE COMPOSITE-TO-
Francesca Sbardella, University with matching Extension- A new approach for parametric THIN-PLY COMPOSITES BEARING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
MULTISTABLE KIRIGAMI Bombay FROM COMPOSITE BY METAL DOUBLE LAP
Twisting coupling. The model generation of Haihong Wu, Henan University CHARACTERISTICS IN Manganese dioxide AND TOUGHENING
STRUCTURE A combination of in-process State-of-art 3D X-ray micro PYROLYSIS SHEAR JOINTS
designs also have matching discontinuous fibre composites Of Technology COMPOSITE STRUCTURES electrochemically deposited MECHANISMS
Oliver Myers, Clemson monitoring and ultrasound The flexural strength of the computed tomography, Siqi Hao, University of Qian Zhang, Hefei University
orthotropic stiffness in (DFC) that achieves a realistic Seung Yoon On, Korea onto carbon aerogel/carbon Sammy He, Imperial College
University scanning is used to identify carbon fiber epoxy based combined with tomographic Nottingham Ningbo China Of Technology
fibres with zinc oxides nanorods extension and bending, which non-overlapping architecture of Advanced Institute Of Science fibres (CAG/CF) provides a London
defects in a thermoplastic laminates has been found to volume analysis and
have been chosen specifically Random, Aligned, Tailored And Technology large enhancement in
composite laminate produced improve significantly with GNP visualization tools, has been
to investigate the influence of and Hybrid DFC for given capacitive performance of the
using automated fibre addition using the spray utilized to study a suite of
mechanical Extension- volume fraction. carbon electrodes and show a
placement. coating method. highly different carbon fibre
Shearing and/or Bending- great potential for
reinforced polymers.
Twisting on the performance of multifunctional structural
Extension-Twisting coupled supercapacitors.
designs under axial tension
loads.

1302-2
HYBRID COMPOSITES WITH
A CROSSED-LAMELLAR
MICROSTRUCTURE FOR
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
Riikka Häsä, Imperial College
1301-2 London
USE OF GRAPHENE TO
REDUCE RESIN CURE We designed new CFRP and
SHRINKAGE hybrid composites with bio-
Wei Siang Sum, PETRONAS inspired crossed-lamellar
Research microstructures. We
demonstrated that these
composites preserve their
structural integrity up to
extremely large deformations
and exhibit extensive damage
diffusion.
1313-2
1303-2 1308-2 1311-2 DEVELOPMENT OF A
1306-2
BIOCOMPOSITES INVESTIGATION ON STRUCTURAL POSITIVE VERSATILE RECYCLED 1314-2
1305-2 LAMINATE DESIGN FOR 1310-2 1312-2
MANUFACTURED USING 1307-2 IMPROVING THE ELECTRODES FOR COMPRESSION MOULDING CHARACTERISING MULTI-
1304-2 COMPARISON OF HEAT IMPROVED 1309-2 TAILORED ZINC OXIDE FATIGUE LIFE PROGNOSIS
WATERASSISTED FUTURE MICROBOND COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOUND MADE FROM DIRECTIONAL LAMINATES
MULTIFUNCTIONAL SOURCES FOR POSTCRITICALLY STABLE FIBER/MATRIX INTERFACE: INTERPHASE IN CARBON FOR COMPOISTE
COMPOUNDING OF COFFEE TESTING - FINITE OF THE UNIDIRECTIONAL COMPOSITE MATERIALS UNCURED AEROSPACE SUBJECTED TO
COMPOSITE HOLOGRAPHIC AUTOMATED DRY FIBRE PERFORMANCE A KEY COMPONENT IN A FIBER REINFORCED LAMINATES USING LAMB
GROUNDS WITH ELEMENT SIMULATION OF CARBON FIBER Karl Bouton, KTH Royal PREPREG OFFCUTS TENSION/COMPRESSION-
ANTENNA STRUCTURES PLACEMENT: XENON Christopher York, Singapore SELF-REINFORCED COMPOSITES ACROSS WAVE VELOCITY 1315-2
POLYSTYRENE FOR OPTICAL FIBERS FOR REINFORCED POLYMER Institute Of Technology Pascal Hubert, Mcgill University SHEAR LOADING USING A SIMULATION OF
Thomas Baum, DST Group FLASHLAMP- VS. Institute Of Technology POLYPROPYLENE STRAIN RATES Chongcong Tao, Nanjing
THERMOFORMING CUPS STRAINS COMPOSITE MODIFIED ARCAN FIXTURE
INFRARED-HEATING COMPOSITE Jalal Nasser, University Of University Of Aeronautics And INDUCTION WELDING
Daniel Schwendemann, Royson Dsouza, Tampere Long Li, Aerospace Research The study aims at developing This paper introduces a Tobias Laux, University Of
This paper presents Dominik Deden, German This article discusses laminate Amel Terras, IMP INSA Lyon Michigan Astronautics PROCESS FOR GLASS
University of Applied Sciences University Finland Institute of Materials and a coating technique for the recycling framework for Southampton
preliminary work towards Aerospace Centre Augsburg performance, relating to FIBER THERMOPLASTIC
Eastern Switzerland IWK Processing Technology making of structural positive compression moulding of
developing multi-functional preand post-critically stable The object of this study is to Zinc oxide interphases are Fatigue life prognosis of COMPOSITES IN
The paper presents a 3D electrodes, i.e. Lithium oxide uncured prepreg offcuts. The An experimental procedure is
conformal antennas based on In this study, a xenon- inplane response, for double understand to what extend used to tailor the interfacial composite laminates is AEROSPACE
Water-assisted compounding Finite Element (FE) modeling Effect of key factors on the coated-carbon fibres. The processing aspect of the devised based on a re-
new electromagnetic meta- flashlamp heating system is angle-ply laminates, which are phenomenons involved in the properties of carbon fiber realized using Bayesian APPLICATIONS
allows a new way of using and simulation of the mirobond compressive properties of subsequent technique framework is discussed in detail, designed Modified Arcan
material approaches, benchmarked to infrared stiffness matched to equivalent interface building of a self- reinforced polymer matrix inference to obtain the Martine Dube,
spend coffee grounds in test with FBG sensors for local unidirectional carbon fiber consists in a Layer-by-Layer where thermochemical resin Fixture (MAF) to investigate
specifically holographic radiators in terms of peel standard symmetric laminate reinforced polypropylene composites for simultaneously distribution of parameters of a
compounding a strain sensing and improved reinforced polymer is assembly of the lithium oxide characterization and 1-D flow- composite laminates subjected
antennas based on artificial strength and heat distribution configurations; all with fully composite can be related to its optimal performance in velocity degradation model,
polymer/biobased composite understanding of the fiber investigated, including the particles on the carbon fibres. compaction trials are used to to combined
impedance surfaces (AIS). at various lay-down Speeds for uncoupled stiffness properties overall mechanical properties. structural and ballistic and laser ultrasonic method for
material. With the new, more droplet interface. diameter of fibers, Young’s The deposition process is understand the impact that a tension/compression-shear
dry fibre placement. or with Extension-Shearing applications. wave velocity extraction.
circcular compound vending modulus of resin and interfacial followed by low-temperature resin’s processing viscosity has loading.
coupling.
cups are thermoformed. bonding strength. carbonisation. on the nature and magnitude of
prepreg flow.

1650-1710

1301-3 1302-3
TENSILE PROPERTIES OF ANALYTIC METHODS TO
CRYSTALLINE POLYMER PREDICT RESIN POCKET
COMPOSITE SYSTEMS GEOMETRY AROUND THE
FILLED WITH SPHERICAL MICROVASCULE IN SELF-
SILICA NANOPARTICLES HEALING COMPOSITES
HAVING HYDROPHILIC Yihao Ma, School Of
Aeronautic Science And
SURFACES
Mitsuru Tanahashi, Toyama Engineering, Beihang
Prefectural University University
Tensile properties of the PFA Two analytic methods are
and the PP nano-composites developed to predict the resin
filled with silica nanospheres pocket geometry around the
having untreated hydrophilic microvascule in self-healing
surfaces were investigated with composites. The bending
a focus on the effects of strain energy is calculated on
silica/polymer matrix interfacial the fiber scale and layer scale
debonding. respectively.
1710-1730
1301-4
COMPETITION BETWEEN
1302-4
DIFFERENT TOUGHENING
THE ROLE OF DEFECTS IN
MECHANISMS IN
3D PRINTING OF BIO-
COMPOSITES WITH
INSPIRED CELLULAR
CARBON NANOTUBE
COMPOSITES
GRAFTED FIBERS
Sardar Malek, University Of
Qiang Liu, Department Of
Technology Sydney
Materials Engineering, Ku
Leuven
Monday
12 August
1730-1750
1302-5
TIGR-NACRE: A NEW
DAMAGE-TOLERANT CFRP
1301-5
COMPOSITE
CARBON
John-Alan Pascoe, Imperial
NANOTUBE/POLYAMIDE 6
College London
NANOCOMPOSITES VIA IN-
SITU ANIONIC
Ductility and damage diffusion MIGRATION FROM
POLYMERISATION
in a CFRP-based composite
Byron Villacorta, University Of
are possible. We achieve
Queensland
these features by combining a Southern Queensland
nacre-inspired micro-structure
with titanium interlayers.
1750-1810
1302-6
AUTOMATICALLY
PROCESSED BIOINSPIRED
HIERACHICAL CARBON
FIBER COMPOSITES
Verónica Rodríguez, FIDAMC
One of the main drawbacks of
carbon fibre reinforced
polymers (CFRPs) is the
delamination and catastrophic
failure mechanism they
present when reaching their
mechanical limits. A way of
limiting this kind of failure is
investigated in this project.
1810-1830
Welcome reception
1845-2100 Exhibition hall
1303-3
CORK CORE SANDWICH
STRUCTURES: STATIC AND
DYNAMIC RESPONSE
Claudia Sergi, Sapienza
University Of Rome
This work expands the multi- PERFORMANCE
Comparison of agglomerated
functional applications of non- THERMOPLASTIC
cork and PVC foams
positive parametric mechanical COMPOSITES BY IN-SITU
mechanical properties and their
metamaterials(negative/zero
application in bio-based
Poisson's ratio,negative/zero
sandwich structures subjected
stiffness) based on the
to impact loading.
characterizations of their
unprecedented mechanical
properties
1303-4
BLAST RESPONSE OF
PANELS CONTAINING
SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS ADDITIVES FOR SELECTIVE RATE DEPOSITION
Chris von Klemperer, University PROPERTY ENHANCEMENT Anthony Evans, University Of
Of Cape Town, Mechanical
Engineering
Sustainable fibre reinforced
epoxy composites containing
Jute or Flax reinforcement were specimens containing
exposed to explosive airblast
loading and the results
compared to glass fibre epoxy failure strength compared to
panels also exposed to airblast. unmodified specimens.
1303-5
EXPERIMENTAL AND
MOLECULAR DYNAMICS
STUDIES OF
ANTIMICROBIAL ADDITIVE
BIOCOMPOSITE PACKAGING
Venkata Chevali, University Of
1303-6
MANUFACTURING WOOD
PLASTIC COMPOSITE FROM
RPET/HDPE/LDPE/UHMWPE
REINFORCED RICE HUSK
FIBRE
Utai Meekum, School Of
Design Technology Institute Of
Engineering, Suranaree
University Of Technology
In order to prevent the thermal
degradation of the natural fiber
on the manufacturing of wood
plastic composite based on
rPET/UHMWPE/HDPE
reinforced with rice husk fiber,
processing temperature below
230oC was the prime objective.
1304-3
CHARACTERIZATIONS AND
APPLICATIONS OF
NONPOSITIVE
1305-3
PARAMETRIC MECHANICAL
METAMATERIALS EVOLUTION OF
CRYTALLINITY WITH
Hang Yang, Harbin Institute of
Technology MULTIPLE LAMINATION
STEPS IN HIGH
CONSOLIDATION PROCESS
Ingrid Esguerra, FIDAMC
1305-4
1304-4 DEVELOPMENT OF
LOCALISED INKJET AUTOMATED DRY FIBRE
PRINTING OF RESIN PLACEMENT FOR HIGH
Ian Gent, University Of Bristol Nottingham
A customised inkjet printer Investigation and explanation
was designed to deposit resin into the development and
additives. Open hole test design of a high-speed
automated dry fibre placement
thermoplastic particles machine (ADFP). Presentation
exhibited a 3.8% increase in focuses on the data acquisition
and transfer, Joule heating
and temperature control for
high heating rates
1305-5
MANUFACTURING STUDY
WITH THIN-PLY
COMPOSITE PREPREGS IN
AUTOMATED FIBER
PLACEMENT (AFP)
1304-5
Christopher Hansen,
MODE I AND MODE II
University Of Massachusetts
FRACTURE PROPERTIES
Lowell
OF MENDABLE HYBRID 3D
WOVEN COMPOSITES
The key material, slitting and SUBSTRUCTURES
Raj Ladani, RMIT University
spooling, and AFP processing Jack Callaghan, University of Johannes Främby, Chalmers the potential to be used as the
parameters for thin-ply
materials are identified and
tested to produce consistent
and repeatable feed of material
through the AFP head.
1304-6
STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING FOR FIBRE
REIN-FORCED
COMPOSITES PRODUCED
BY THE WINDING PROCESS
Mario Naumann, Technical
University Of Chemnitz
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
1308-3
HIGH HEAT RESISTANCE
1309-3 1310-3 1312-3
EPOXY-BASED
IMPROVING THE HUMAN SKIN-MIMICKING PENETRATION DEPTH
COMPOSITES 1314-3
INTERFACIAL BONDING INTEGRATED SENSOR LIMITS OF ACTIVE
Swezin Than Tun, Toray MODELLING THE
STRENGTH OF TI/CFRP WITH ULTRAHIGH THERMOGRAPHY FOR
1307-3 Composite Materials America FRACTURE ENERGY OF
FIBER METAL LAMINATES SENSITIVITY FOR DETECTION OF IMPACT
CROSS-SECTION ANALYSIS Inc. POLYMER
BY USING MULTI-WALLED MULTIDIRECTIONAL DAMAGE IN CARBON FIBRE
OF TAPERED BEAMS 1311-3 NANOCOMPOSITES 1315-3
1306-3 CARBON NANOTUBES SENSING MORPHOLOGICAL COMPOSITES 1313-3 INTEGRATED
Paola Bertolini, DTU It is known that epoxy-based Mukesh Bhasin, RMIT
Hao Wang, NUAA Haomin Chen, Hong Kong
ENERGY ABSORPTION OF composite materials have been CONTROL OF STRUCTURAL Kelly Tsoi, Defence Science 3D PRINTING OF RECYCLED University ASSESSMENT OF
University of Science And Technology Group
EXPANDED METAL TUBES A numerical comparison of the limited to service temperatures ELECTROLYTES FOR PET POLYMER COMPOSITE COMPOSITE TO STEEL
Since the interface is the Technology
UNDER EXPANDING LOAD stresses evaluated with both of below 140°C, forcing the use MULTIFUNCTIONAL INFUSED WITH Mechanistic-based analytical JOINTS IN MARINE
relatively weak area of fiber An investigation of the
Guoxing Lu, Swinburne 3D FEA and cross-section of high temperature materials COMPOSITES SUSTAINABLE CARBON models to predict the mode I APPLICATIONS
metal laminates (FMLs), the Mimicking human skin, a novel penetration depth limits of two
University of Technology analysis highlights how the like bismaleimide (BMI, PEEK, Wen Dong Quan, Durham Vijaya Rangari, Tuskegee interlaminar fracture Geir Ólafsson, University Of
reinforcement of metal/resin multidirectional strain sensor active thermographic
latter currently lack the or polyimide composites. Toray University, Uk toughness of carbon Southampton
interface is desired urgently. In consisting of a PUGA inspection techniques, flash
capability to correctly recover research group has recently nanoparticle reinforced
this study, a metallic-inorganic- composite and a spinosum- and sonic thermography, for
the stresses in tapered beams. developed an epoxy-based polymer composites are
organic system and related like conductive microstructure quantitative sizing of barely
resin system which has a glass described, and compared to
equations were developed to is developed for sensing visible impact damage in
transition temperature (Tg) of experimental data.
describe the interfacial deformation from different carbon fibre composite
235°C which will serve to widen
behaviors. directions. subjects.
the use of epoxy to a higher
temperature range.
1312-4
STACKING SEQUENCE
1307-4 1309-4
DETERMINATION AND 1313-4 1314-4
INVESTIGATION OF ENHANCING THE
ELASTIC PROPERTIES VALIDATION AND DEFECT
CORRUGATED LAMINATES INTERFACIAL ADHESION
IDENTIFICATION FOR CFRP APPLICATION OF MICRO-CT CHARACTERIZATION AND
SUBJECTED TO VIA CHEMICAL GRAFTING
LAMINATES USING ANALYSIS FOR RECYCLED MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
TRANSVERSE SHEAR MULTILAYER
1306-4 1308-4 1311-4 ULTRASONIC TECHNIQUES CARBON FIBER CARD WEB OF MULTI-LAYER LATTICE
LOADING POLYDOPAMINE/GO ON 1310-4
STRUCTURAL RESPONSE FILLING MICROTUBULES DESIGN OF OPTIMISED Jinling Zhao, School Of REINFORCED STRUCTURE
Daniel Thomas Filipovic, ETH CARBON FIBER SURFACE LASER INDUCED
OF BALLISTICALLY WITH TRIPHENYL MULTI-SCALE Mechanical And Power THERMOPLASTICS Chuanlei Li, Beijing Institute
Zurich Qing Wu, Shaanxi University FREESTANDING
DAMAGED COMPOSITE PHOSPHATE FOR FLAME- STRUCTURES FOR Engineering, Nanjing Tech Siyi Shao, The University Of Of Technology
Of Science & Technology GRAPHENE PAPERS FOR
HONEYCOMB SANDWICH RETARDING EPOXY MULTIFUNCTIONAL University Tokyo
The presentation will give MULTIFUNCTIONAL
STRUCTURES COMPOSITES COMPOSITES A novel modeling has been
insight on the results and the Nano-structured polyether COMPOSITES
Binod Aryal, The University Of Jun Ma, University Of South Chanhui Lee, Imperial College Ultrasonic bulk wave technique The study proposed a method to proposed based on the μ-CT
derivation of an efficient finite amine/GO multilayers were Sida Luo, Beihang University
New South Wales Australia London was used to identify stacking evaluate the fiber orientation scan reconstruction data to
element model derived for attached onto carbon fiber
sequences of CFRP, on which distribution (FOD) of Carbon investigate the influence of
calculating the response of surface by chemical grafting
basis guided wave approach Fibre Reinforced Plastics geometrical defects on the
corrugated laminates approach, and its effects on
was further investigated (CFRP) from Micro Computed mechanical performance of
subjected to transverse shear interfacial adhesion of
towards stiffness coefficients Tomography (Micro-CT) data. lattice structure.
loading. composites were investigated.
determination of a single
lamina in the structure.
1308-5 1312-5
1313-5
EFFECT OF CNTS CONTENT INSEGT FIBRE: A USER-
1309-5 INVESTIGATING THE
AS TERTIARY FILLER ON FRIENDLY SOFTWARE FOR
EFFECT OF CARBOXYL 1310-5 CONSISTENCY IN PHYSICAL
CNTS/XGNP/SG/EPOXY INDIVIDUAL FIBRE
CONTENT ON CRABON OPTICAL SENSORY PROPERTIES OF 3D PRINTED
1306-5 1307-5 NANOCOMPOSITES ON THE SEGMENTATION
FIBER SURFACE ON NETWORKS IN SOFT 1311-5 RECYCLED CARBON FIBER
AN INTEGRATED AN ADAPTIVE THROUGH-PLANE Monica Jane Emerson,
INTERFACILAL ADHESION MECHANICAL COMPOSITES POLYMERISIED MEDIUM Peng Hao Wang, Purdue
METHODOLOGY FOR FULL- METHODOLOGY FOR CONDUCTIVITY Technical University Of
OF FIBER/NYLON 6 Patricia Xu, Cornell University INTERNAL PHASE University
FIELD IMAGING AND EFFICIENT MODELLING OF Hendra Suherman, Universitas Denmark
Tao Zhang, Beihang University EMULSIONS AS
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF ARBITRARY Bung Hatta
Stretchable optical lightguide STRUCTURAL In this study, a team of Purdue
COMPLEX COMPOSITE DELAMINATIONS DURING Insegt Fibre is a software
This report investigates the networks embedded within 3D SEPARATORS University School of Aviation and
CRASH SIMULATIONS Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have toolbox for volumetric fibre
effect of surface chemical printed, soft scaffolds for Natasha Shirshova, Durham Transportation Technology
segmentation. By measuring
characteristics of carbon fibers deformation state sensing of University (SATT) faculty and students
Southampton University Of Technology third conductive filler due to individual fibres from X-ray
on the interfacial properties of the body using machine have teamed up to investigate
nano-sized and tube-shaped, tomograms, it enables the
carbon fibers/nylon 6 learning. the consistency in physical
so as to fill the gap between the characterisation of real
composites. properties of 3D printed recycled
second conductive filler which composite microstructure and
carbon fiber.
is larger in size. its changes under load.
1310-6 1313-6
STRAIN SENSING THE EFFECT OF FIBRE
1308-6
CAPABILITY OF SURFACE TREATMENTS
HYBRID THERMOSET
POLYANILINE-BASED DURING CFRP PRODUCTION
COMPOSITES FOR
1309-6 CONDUCTIVE GLASS FIBER ON THE TENSILE STRENGTH
IMPROVING FRACTURE
1306-6 DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH- REINFORCED COMPOSITE OF RECYCLED CARBON
TOUGHNESS
Sukanta Das, The University FIBRES
THERMAL DEGRADATION Kanokporn Tangthana-umrung, PERFORMANCE
Of Tokyo Di He, The Australian National
STUDY OF BISMALEIMIDE The University Of Manchester TRILAYERED
University
COMPOSITE LAALO3/SRTIO3/LAALO3
Polyaniline-based conductive
Dongbing Geng, Aerospace Combining the advantages of HETEROSTRUCTURES FOR
polymer, reinforced with glass A recycling study on carbon fibre
Research Institute of Materials the engineering thermoplastic ELECTRONIC DEVICES
fiber has been studied for self- reinforced polymers (CFRPs)
and Processing Technology and graphene nanoplatelets to Hailong Hu, The University of
sensing. A four probes found minor impacts of
improve fracture toughness of New South Wales
electrical resistance electrochemical oxidation and
epoxy while maintaining all
measurement technique was sizing treatment during CFRP
mechanical and thermal
adopted to measure the production on the tensile
properties of material.
resistance change of strength of recycled carbon
composite under loading. fibres.
 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
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Time Plenary 2 Meeting room 205 Meeting room 206 Meeting room 208 Meeting room 209 Meeting room 210 Meeting room 211 Meeting room 212 Meeting room 213 Meeting room 214 Meeting room 215 Meeting room 216 Meeting room 217 Meeting room 218 Meeting room 219
0800-0805 Day 2 Welcome & Announcements

PLENARY LECTURE: THE STORY OF BIOBASED NANOMATERIALS AND THEIR USE IN COMPOSITE MATERIALS Kristiina Oksman, Lulea University of Technology
0805-0850 Plenary 2
0850-0900 Move to concurrent sessions

2104 Design and 2105 Advanced 2110 Actuation 1:

manufacture for manufacturing 2106 Scott White 2107 Computational and 2109 Green & natural fibre Morphing Multifunctional 2112 Structural health 2114 Durability, creep and
0900-1040 2101 Nano-composites 2102 Renewable carbon 2103 Meta-Composite multifunctionality and automation symposium finite element methods 2108 Resin and polymers composites Composites 2111 Materials by Design monitoring 2113 Renewable energy aggressive environment 2115 Repair

NANOCOMPOSITES AND
HIERARCHICAL
VIRTUAL DESIGN OF HIGH- OPPORTUNITIES AND
NANOENGINEERED SELF-HEALING FIBRE POLYMER ACCELERATED TESTING
PERFORMANCE CHALLENGES FOR
ADVANCED COMPOSITES REINFORCED POLYMER NANOCOMPOSITES METHOD FOR DURABILITY
DISCONTINUOUS- COMPOSITES IN NEXT
FOR ENHANCED COMPOSITES – A BRISTOL UNDERFILL MATERIALS OF CFRP
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES GENERATION MULTI-
MECHANICAL AND PERSPECTIVE FOR ELECTRONIC Yasushi Miyano, Kanazawa
Soraia Pimenta, Imperial MATERIAL VEHICLES
MULTIFUNCTIONAL Ian Bond, University of Bristol PACKAGING Institute of Technology
College Patrick Blanchard, Ford
PERFORMANCE Yiu-Wing Mai, University of
Brian Wardle, MIT Sydney
0900-0930
0930-0940 Move to concurrent sessions

21111-1
COUPLED PIEZORESISTIVE
2109-1 AND THERMORESISTIVE 2113-1
MICROSTRUCTURE AND BEHAVIOR OF CARBON RELIABILITY OF COMPOSITE
2107-1
2104-1 2105-1 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES NANOTUBE YARNS AND TIDAL TURBINE BLADES
2102-1 DEVELOPMENT OF A 3D 2114-1
A STUDY ON THE ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED OF HEMP ELEMENTARY 2110-1 THEIR THERMOSETTING Mael Arhant, Ifremer
FROM NANO TO MICRO: FINITE ELEMENT MODEL THIN-PLY EFFECTS ON
2101-1 PREFORM DEFORMATION ELECTROACTIVE SHAPE FIBRES FOR COMPOSITE ENABLING BIOMIMETIC MONOFILAMENT
HARDNESS PREDICTION IN OF A QUASI-STATIC LONG-TERM THERMAL
SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF IN THERMOPLASTIC MEMORY POLYMER 2106-1 APPLICATIONS BY MICRO- MORPHING UAVS COMPOSITES This paper describes early
BIOCARBON BASED INDENTATION TEST IN A 2112-1 STABILITY OF HIGH 2115-1
DUAL-SCALE CARBON COMPOSITE COMPOSITES MODELING OF A NEW 2108-1 COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY Geoffrey Spedding, University Jandro Abot, The Catholic results from the Realtide H2020
COMPOSITES TYPE III PRESSURE MEASURED LAMB WAVE TEMPERATURE POLYIMIDE ADVANCES IN THE
FILLERS ON SENSITIVITY 2103-1 OVERMOULDING Irina Garces, University Of COMPOSITE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF AND DIGITAL IMAGE of Southern California University of America European project which aims to
Oisik Das, Department of Fibre VESSEL RADIATION PATTERNS COMPOSITES BONDLINE CONTROL
AND STABILITY OF PORO-ELASTIC ACOUSTIC Mario Adrian Valverde, Bristol Alberta MANUFACTURING THE MECHANICAL AND CORRELATION improve the reliability of tidal
and Polymer Technology, KTH Erick Montes De Oca Valle, FROM ⟨011⟩ MN-PMN-PZT Patrik Fernberg, Rise Sicomp TECHNOLOGY FOR THE
FLEXIBLE STRAIN META MATERIALS WITH Composite Institute (ACCIS) PROCESS BASED ON FLAMMABILITY BEHAVIOUR Carlos Fuentes Rojas, A practical telescoping wing is Carbon nanotube yarns are turbines to generate renewable
Royal Institute of Technology University Of Southampton RELAXOR FERROELECTRIC CERTIFICATION OF
SENSORS IMPROVED SOUND Shape Memory Polymer FRONTAL OF SILICA AND RUBBER KULeuven combined with bio-inspired lightweight, strong and marine energy. The composite
DISKS ON A COMPOSITE The paper investigates how ADHESIVELY BONDED
Tuesday Fan Zhang, School of ABSORPTION Two experimental setups are Composites can be used as POLYMERIZATION NANOCOMPOSITES body-tail configuration to electrically conductive fiber-like blades are a critical component
Using the nanoindentation A 3D FE model is developed PLATE the thin-ply effect can play a COMPOSITE REPAIRS
13 August Mechanical And Chris Fuller, Virginia Tech used to investigate the sensors and actuators. This Philippe Geubelle, University Alexander Fergusson, Fac The non-linear behavior of produce a novel design where materials that exhibit and a testing campaign has
properties of the constituents, to predict the de-cohesion and Benjamin Vien, Monash role for high temperature Lennert Heilmann, German
Manufacturing Engineering, compaction behaviour of study explores the of Illinois at Urbana- Technology elementary and technical tail deployment and outstanding physical been performed to investigate
the comprehensive or bulk the resultant deformation of University composites. Mechanical Aerospace Center (DLR)
University Of New South continuous carbon fibre - manufacturing and Champaign hemp fibres samples were configuration come from properties and can be their long term durability. Results
mechanical properties of the the aluminium liner of a Type performance in tension as well
Wales Polyphenylene Sulphide (CF- development of an characterized, by combining clutched electrolaminate synthesized continuously. are shown for seawater aging
composites were accurately III pressure vessel subjected as long-term thermal stability
PPS) composites processed electroactive self-sensing standard tensile tests with a materials. Their coupled piezoresistive and its influence on fatigue
predicted. to a quasi-static indentation are considered.
via injection overmoulding. SMPC for field applications. detailed full-field strain map at response is being investigated performance. These results will
test.
the micro scale during tensile for smart materials that could be integrated into models of long
loading. detect damage and measure term behaviour.
strain inside polymers and
polymeric composites.

0940-1000

2105-2
INFLUENCE OF
CONTACTING, MATERIAL 2108-2
2101-2 AND SHAPE ON THE 2107-2 CURE KINETICS AND
DESIGN, STRUCTURATION 2104-2 RESISTANCE HEATING OF PREDICTING TRENDS IN SHRINKAGE 2110-2 2112-2 2115-2
AND RHEOLOGICAL LAYUP OPTIMIZATION AND CONTINUOUS FIBER STRUCTURAL AND MEASUREMENTS IN A FAST MORPHING CARBON FIBRE A NOVEL HIGH DENSITY RESIN-INJECTION REPAIR
2106-2
PROPERTIES OF LAPONITE WAYS TO IMPROVE THE REINFORCED PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CURING EPOXY AMINE COMPOSITE USING PIEZOELECTRIC SENSING OF BARELY VISIBLE
MICRO-MECHANICAL
BASED POLYMERIC MANUFACTURABILITY OF THERMOPLASTICS MODELING OF FLOW HYBRID POLYMER RESIN SYSTEM ELECTROCHEMICAL CAPABILITY FOR IMPACT DAMAGE ON
NANOCOMPOSITES COUPLED COMPOSITES Jochen Wellekötter, Institut THROUGH RANDOMLY COMPOSITES USING Masihullah Jabarulla Khan, ACTUATION DETECTION OF IMPACTS IN CARBON FIBRE
Omar Abakar Adam, UNABA 2102-2 2103-2 Bruno Vermes, Budapest Für Kunststofftechnik, MOLECULAR DYNAMICS Deakin University Ross Harnden, KTH Royal 2111-2 COMPOSITES 2113-2 2114-2 COMPOSITE LAMINATES
PACKED BEDS OF 2109-2
ELECTRICAL AND AN ELECTRICALLY University of Technology and Universität Stuttgart Krishnamurthy Prasad, Institute Of Technology, THE ORGANIC AND Cedric Rosalie, Defence REACTIVE THERMOPLASTIC ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS Wei Liang Lai, Newcastle
CYLINDERS & SPHERES: SUSTAINABLE MYCELIUM-
The best Laponite dispersion NANOSTRUCTURAL PROGRAMED ELASTIC Economics Swinburne University Cure kinetics, chemical Sweden INORGANIC HYBRID Science & Technology Group RESIN AS A MATRIX FOR ON BOLTED COMPOSITE University in Singapore
DISPERSION, DERIVED
was obtained from solution STUDIES OF RENEWABLE METASURFACE FOR TOTAL The effect of Joule heating is shrinkage along with CTE NANOCOMPOSITE FOR LAMINATES CONTAINING JOINTS SUBJECTED TO
DEFORMATION AND HEAT CHITINOUS THIN FILMS
prepared samples regardless CARBON WAVE MODE CONVERSIONS We introduce and validate a used to heat carben fiber Using Molecular Dynamics measurements for a A concept for a structural FLEXIBLE UV SENSOR In this paper, a novel acoustic MICROENCAPSULATED PRELOAD A systematic approach
TRANSFER (PARTLY AS Mitchell Jones, RMIT
of the way of protecting the Maria Semeniuk, University Of Guoliang Huang, University of layup optimization process for reinforced thermoplastics. (MD), LLDPE and pine flour commercially available fast actuation device is presented Teahoon Park, Korea Institute sensing system suitable for PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS Ivanna Pivdiablyk, Ecole employed to investigate how
PRESENTED AT A University
particles Toronto Missouri coupled composites by High heating rates with low molecules are constructed. curing epoxy amine resin and modelled. A carbon fibre Of Materials Science aircraft implementation is Giulia Fredi, University Of Trento Centrale De Nantes vacuum-assisted resin-
BECKMAN SEMINAR APRIL
presenting a case study. Also, energy consumption are Benefits of the combined MD- system have been reported. laminate is shown to be presented and used to injection repair method could
PMMA/PEO blends we propose methods to 2014) This work will provide valuable capable of producing demonstrate localisation of restore the mechanical
achieved. semi empirical modelling
nanocomposites behave as mitigate the thermal warping of Staffan Lundström, Luleå
approach for bottom up design information for calculation of significant geometry changes acoustic emission generated integrity of the barely visible
simple polymer composites with non- university of technology residual stresses occurring in by exploiting lithium-ion from non-damaging impacts in impact damage on carbon
Correlations between is discussed by comparing
nanocomposites at high symmetric layups. influencing parameters are predicted composite properties carbon fibre reinforced intercalation expansions. a composite panel. fibre composite laminates.
concentration of PEO investigated and specified. with experiment. composites used in dynamic
Heating experiments are applications.
compared using a
thermographic image system.

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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

2101-3
EFFECT OF SURFACE
FUNCTIONALIZATION OF
GRAPHENE PARTICLES ON
THE PROPERTIES OF
NANOCOMPOSITES
Annika Catherine Ackermann,
University Of Stuttgart,
Institute Of Aircraft Design
The effect of plasma treatment Mohini Sain, University of
of graphene particles was
evaluated with respect to the
characteristics of the used
powder material as well as the
processability of the produced
nanocomposites.
2104-3
THERMALLY ASSISTED
PIERCING; MANUFACTURE
AND PROPERTIES OF
MULTIPLY-PIERCED
COMPOSITE
2103-3
2102-3 Faranak Eghtesadi Bahrami,
ASYMMETRIC ELASTIC-
LIGNIN SPINNING AND TWI
WAVE TRANSMISSION IN
CARBONIZATION TO NANO-
METACOMPOSITE
LAYERED GRAPHITIC The comparison of the
STRUCTURES
STRUCTURE strength for drilled and
Bing Li, School Of Aeronautics,
thermally assisted pierced
Northwestern Polytechnical
Toronto (TAP) thermoplastic
University
composite, Carbon
Fibre/Polyamide-12. The TAP
technique has shown
improved strength when
compared to the conventional
drilling technique.
2105-3
INFLUENCE OF POWER
ULTRASONIC ON THE
IMPREGNATION OF
UNIDIRECTIONAL CARBON
FIBRES IN CLOSED
INJECTION PULTRUSION
Frederik Wilhelm, Fraunhofer
Research Institution For
Casting, Composite And
Processing Technology Igcv
Implementation of power
ultrasonic in the pultrusion
process with the aim of
improving the impregnation
and mechanical properties of
the parts.
2106-3
PERSISTENT DESIGN
CHALLENGES:
COMPATIBLE,
SUSTAINABLE AND
AFFORDABLE
COMPOSITES
Ozden Ochoa, Texas A&m
University
Life cycle prediction of
multifunctional systems
introduces new opportunities
to address performance, cost
and sustainability with
minimum environmental
impact. Characterization and
modeling consequences will
be discussed for hybrid
composites.
2107-3
THE 3D PRESSURE-
DEPENDENT ELASTO- 2110-3
PLASTIC CONSTITUTIVE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL SHAPE
MODEL WITHIN TENSION ADAPTABLE COMPOSITE 2115-4
AND COMPRESSION METAMATERIAL FOR NUMERICAL AND
2114-3
ASYMMETRY AND ITS AEROSPACE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF
EFFECT OF MOISTURE
APPLICATION TO PREDICT APPLICATIONS 2113-3 STRUCTURAL FILM
SATURATION ON THE
LAMINATES’ OFF-AXIS 2109-3 Maria Sakovsky, ETH Zürich 2111-3 ADHESIVES AND SCARF
CONTROLLED DESIGN OF THERMAL EXPANSION
LOADING RESPONSES INVESTIGATING THE CONDUCTIVE 2112-3 REPAIR
ROBUST HIERARCHICALLY COEFFICIENT OF
Rui Ren, Nanjing University Of MECHANICAL PROPERTIES A novel single-cure procedure NANOCOMPOSITES MONITORING OF CEMENT Sridhar Narayanaswamy,
POROUS AND HOLLOW COMPOSITES
Science And Technology OF CELLULOSE AND for fabrication of complex MANUFACTURED VIA HYDRATION USING Institute Of High Performance
CARBON FIBRE TEXTILE FOR Nigel St John, Defence
AMORPHOUS CELLULOSE assemblies of fiber reinforced FRONTAL TERAHERTZ RADIATION Computing
HIGH-PERFORMANCE Science And Technology
A novel elasto-plastic BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS polymer shells is proposed. It POLYMERIZATION Heonsu Kim, Hanyang
FREESTANDING Group
constitutive model SIMULATION is applied to mechanical Leon Dean, University of University We present an experimentally
ELECTRODES
incorporating the tension- Ali Khodayari, Ku Leuven metamaterial capable of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign validated numerical framework
Quanxiang Li, Deakin University Effect of Moisture Saturation
compression asymmetry and achieving 60% global to predict the structural
on the Thermal Expansion
hydrostatic pressure deformation showing the response of repaired scarf
Coefficient of Composites
dependence of laminates’ potential for use of such joints for varying lay-up and
yielding behaviors, was assemblies for stiff yet loading conditions.
developed for fiber-reinforced deformable aerospace
composite laminates and structures.
validated by available test
results.

1020-1040
Coffee break
1040-1110 Exhibition hall

2205 Advanced
2204 Liquid composites manufacturing 2206 Scott White 2207 Computational and 2209 Fracture and damage 2210 Actuation 2: Active 2212 Structural health 2213 Ceramic matrix 2214 Durability, creep and
1110-1250 2201 Nano-composites 2202 Biocomposites 2203 Meta-Composite moulding and automation symposium finite element methods 2208 Self-healing and Fatigue Composites 2211 Bio-Inspiration monitoring composites aggressive environment 2215 Tribology and wear

2201-1
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
OF PEEK/HALLOYSITE
NANOTUBE COMPOSITES
AT ELEVATED
Tuesday
TEMPERATURES
13 August
Christoph Callsen, University
Of Bayreuth, Department of
Polymer Engineering
Tensile and fatigue crack
propagation properties of
PEEK/HNT-nanocomposites
have been investigated at
different temperatures. A
change of the reinforcing
mechanisms has been
detected when temperatures
are near the glass transition.
2202-1
PERCOLATED NETWORK
OF BIOCARBON IN A BLEND
OF NYLON 6 AND
POLYPROPYLENE
Amar Mohanty, Bioproducts
Discovery & Development
Centre, Department of Plant
Agriculture, Crop Science
Building, University of Guelph ENABLED BY
Biocarbon was found to be
selectively distributed in the
nylon-6 phase, in nylon-
6/polypropylene blends due to
the similarities in polarity. The
effects of dispersion and
interaction of the biocarbon on
thermal-mechanical properties
were systematically studied.
2204-1
2203-1 CURING BEHAVIOR OF
METACOMPOSITES ENDODICYCLOPENTADIEN
E AND DECELERATOR
FERROMAGNETIC SOLUTION EFFECTS
MICROWIRES Sung Woong Choi,
Yang Luo, Zhejiang University Gyeongsang National
University
2205-1
INVESTIGATION ON THE
MELTING OF THE WELD
INTERFACE IN
CONTINUOUS ULTRASONIC
WELDING OF
THERMOPLASTIC
COMPOSITES
Bram Jongbloed, Delft
University Of Technology
Continuous ultrasonic welding Jason Patrick, North Carolina
is a new promising high-speed State University
joining technique for
thermoplastic composites. This
study aims at relating the
optimum welding time in static
welding to the continuous
welding speed.
2207-1
NUMERICAL SIMULATION
OF CFRP TRANSVERSE
FAILURE CONSIDERING
NON-LINEAR
VISCOELASTIC/PLASTIC
2206-1
CONSTITUTIVE EQUATION
EVOLUTION OF WITH ENTROPY DAMAGE
MULTIFUNCTIONAL Mio Sato, Tokyo University of CARBON/EPOXY
MICROVASCULAR Science
COMPOSITES
The proposed model can
express the strain behavior of Everson Kandare, Rmit
creep and recovery process. In University
numerical analysis, A
FORTRAN program is created
to introduce a proposed
nonlinear viscoelastic model
into matrix resin.
2212-1
2211-1 IN-SITU DEEP LEARNING
2209-1 SACRIFICIAL POLYMERS FOR PREDICTION AND
NEAR-REAL-TIME FOR RAPID CONTROLS IN SMART
OBSERVATION OF DAMAGE MANUFACTURING OF COMPOSITES
EVOLUTION IN BIAXIALLY VASCULAR MATERIALS Sarah Aguasvivas Manzano,
2208-1
STRESSED COMPOSITES University Of Colorado Boulder 2213-1
Mayank Garg, University Of 2215-1
INTRALAMINAR FINITE ELEMENT 2214-1
USING HIGH-RESOLUTION Illinois Urbana Champaign EXPERIMENTAL AND
2210-1
TOUGHENED IN SITU X-RAY COMPUTED We present novel tools to SIMULATION ON PREDICTING HYBRID ENHANCEMENTS SIMULATION STUDY ON
PROGRAMMABLE
TOMOGRAPHY Conventional vascularization perform neural network NONLINEAR MECHANICAL INTERFACE AND MATRIX WEAR PERFORMANCE OF
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
COMPOSITES EXHIBITING Jordan French, University Of methods for making predictions in a composite BEHAVIOR OF 3D BRAIDED ON FIBRE REINFORCED ECO-HYBRID EPOXY
FROM LOCAL BISTABILITY
SELF-HEALING Utah multifunctional composites are material with embedded CERAMIC MATRIX POLYMER LAMINATES COMPOSITE
Andres Arrieta, Purdue
CAPABILITIES limited by time and energy- sensors, actuators and COMPOSITES Youhong Tang, Flinders Khaled Eayal Awwad,
University
Novel biaxial test method was intensive processes. computers. We also Xin Jing, Northwestern University University Of Southern
developed to enablehigh- Exothermic curing of the host demonstrate the possibility of Polytechnical University Queensland
resolution in situ X-ray CT matrix with simultaneous making estimations in complex
imaging of tape-laminate degradation of the sacrificial systems where sensor
composites under complex polymer enables rapid locations are unknown or
loading scenarios. manufacturing of vascular where dynamic modeling for
polymers and composites. system identification may be
very complex.

1110-1130

2201-2
EFFECT OF CARBON TYPES
ON CURE BEHAVIOR,
MORPHOLOGY AND
MECHANICAL PROPERTY
OF NATURAL RUBBER
NANOCOMPOSITE FOAM
Pollawat
Charoeythornkhajhornchai,
Burapha University, Thailand
Natural rubber nanocomposite High-performance carbon
foam with carbon particles
such as carbon black,
grapheme and multi-walled
carbon nanotubes was studied materials were tested in both
to investigate the relationship conventional two-electrode
between foam formation during supercapacitors using liquid
decomposition of chemical
blowing agent and crosslink
reaction of rubber molecules
by sulphur.
2202-2
2203-2
BIOMASS-DERIVED
BROADBAND WAVE
ELECTROSPUN CARBON
POLARIZATION
NANOFIBER NETWORKS
ENGINEERING WITH
FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE
ANISOTROPIC ELASTIC
SUPERCAPACITORS
METAMATERIAL
Jiayuan Wei, Luleå University
Rui Zhu, Beijing Institute Of
of Technology
Technology
This presentation presents a
electrode for supercapacitors
design and experimental
derived from renewable lignin
realization of broadband elastic wettability on macrovoid
were developed. The electrode
metamaterial which can achieve formation in viscous-fluid
complete wave mode
separation and conversion as
well as unique negative
electrolyte as well as a solid-
reflection.
state supercapacitor.
2208-2
2206-2
2205-2 A FACILE STRATEGY TO 2213-2 2214-2
MODELING VOID 2211-2
2204-2 PLY CURVING 2207-2 FABRICATE SMART PROPERTIES OF POROUS LARGE DEFORMATION
FORMATION AND GROWTH BIO-INSPIRED SYNTHESIS
EFFECT OF WETTABILITY TERMINATION: SIMULATION OF COATING WITH SELF- YTTRIA STABILIZED BENDING RELAXATION OF
MECHANISMS IN OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL
ON MACROVOID SUPPRESSING PROGRESIVE DAMAGE IN HEALING AND SELF- ZIRCONIA IMPREGRATING THIN-PLY COMPOSITE
COMPOSITE PROCESSING COMPOSITES WITH SELF-
FORMATION IN VISCOUS- DELAMINATION IN OPEN-HOLE COMPOSITE REPORTING DUAL 2212-2 WITH SILICA AEROGELS LAMINATES
Suresh Advani, University Of ADAPTABLE MECHANICAL 2215-2
FLUID IMPREGNATION TO TAPERED COMPOSITES SPECIMENS: NUMERICAL FUNCTIONS 2209-2 A VIBRATION-BASED Xiaoyan Wang, Aerospace Juan Fernandez, NASA
Delaware PROPERTIES AND SELF- TRIBOLOGY PROPERTY
WOVEN FIBER BUNDLES Shu Minakuchi, The University INVESTIGATION Shusheng Chen, The Hong EFFECT OF RGO COATING 2210-2 STRUCTURAL HEALTH Research Institute Of Material & Langley Research Center
REGENERATION AND ELECTRICAL
Kota Yoshihara, Tokyo Of Tokyo Ofir Shor, Rafael Advanced Kong University of Science ON NANOSCRATCH DIELECTRIC ELASTOMER MONITORING SYSTEM FOR Processing Technology
The focus will be on prediction Sung Kang, Johns Hopkins RESISTIVITY OF C/C
University of Science Defense Systems Ltd BEHAVIOR OF SILVER SOFT ROBOTICS GFRP LAMINATE A two-step homogenization
of voids during the co-cure of University COMPOSITES WITH
Fiber orientation is locally Base on hexamethylene NANOWIRE NETWORKS Liwu Liu, Harbin Institute of STRUCTURES Properties of porous yttria process was employed to
honeycomb sandwich BACTERIAL CELLULOSE
We investigate Effect of changed at terminal end of The tensile response of diisocyanate and aggregation- Byungil Hwang, Chung-ang Technology Ahmed Shihab Ahmed Al- stabilized zirconia impregrating study the ABD stiffness
structures in an autoclave . We report a multifunctional Yoshihito Ozawa, Fukushima
plies to suppress stress [0/45/90/-45]2s and [30/60/90/- induced emission luminogens, University saadi, The University Of with silica aerogels were relaxation of thin laminates of
Process models that describe composite inspired bone and University
concentration at the ply edges. 60/-30]2s IM7/977-3 we developed a facile strategy, Chester studied.It is found that the interest to NASA for
the face sheet consolidation, coral reef that can adapt its
impregnation to woven fiber Suppression of delamination in carbon/epoxy open-hole one-part microcapsules thermal conductivity was lowered deployable space structure
adhesive bond line fillet mechanical properties
bundles in VARTM method by composite ply drop-off and free- coupons is simulated using embedded approach, to and the compressive strength applications and compared to
formation and bond line depending on the loading
experimental research. edge delamination is two numerical approaches. fabricate a smart coating with was increased after the uniaxial test data
porosity during the co-cure condition and repair damages.
successfully demonstrated. autonomous self-healing and impregnating of silica aerogels. produced.
process will be presented.
self-reporting dual functions.

1130-1150
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

2202-3
THE INFLUENCES OF
PARTICLE SIZES ON
PERFORMANCE OF
BIODEGRADABLE WOOD
PLASTIC COMPOSITES
MANUFACTURED FROM
2201-3
LINGO-CELLULOSIC
RE-FREE EXCHANGE
AGRICULTURAL WASTE
COUPLED Tung Nguyen, The Univeristy
NANOCOMPOSITE Of Queensland
MAGNETS
Ovidiu Crisan, National The objective of this research
Institute For Materials Physics was to evaluate the effects of
opening particle sizes and
particle load on the
performance of wood plastic
composites made from entire
cotton stalks with
Biodegradable
polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA)
2215-3
2207-3 2212-3
2205-3 TRIBOLOGICAL
FINITE ELEMENT IN-SITU MONITORING OF 2214-3
2204-3 EFFECTS OF 2206-3 PROPERTIES AND
MODELLING OF UNIT BRAIDED COMPOSITE EVALUATION OF CREEP-
A NEW SCALABLE ENVIRONMENTAL LCM PROCESSING OF SELF- CORROSION RESISTANCE
CELLS APPLIED TO TUBES WITH OPTICAL 2213-3 LESS COMPOSITES USING
METHODOLOGY TO CONDITIONS ON DEFECT HEALING FIBER OF NANODIAMOND
PROBLEMS OF FINITE FIBRES AND BRITTLE FAILURE ANALYSIS TG-LESS EPOXY RESIN AS
2203-3 PREDICT PERMEABILITY FORMATION DURING REINFORCED COMPOSITES 2209-3 REINFORCED COMPOSITE
DEFORMATION 2210-3 PIEZOELECTRIC SENSORS OF UNI-DIRECTIONAL THE MATRIX
FABRICATION AND OF DEFORMED TEXTILES AUTOCLAVE PROCESSING Veronique Michaud, Epfl DAMAGE 2211-3 COATINGS ON NITI ALLOYS
Elena Sitnikova, University of 2208-3 3D PRINTING OF LIQUID Neha Chandarana, The CERAMIC MATRIX Hirofumi Nishida, Kanazawa
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES UNDER COMPRESSION Christian Netzel, Center for CHARACTERISATION IN SELF-HEALING CFRP Huimin Zhou, Harbin
Nottingham University Of Manchester Institute of Tehnology
Simone Bancora, Ecole Advanced Composite This is an overview of our FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF CRYSTAL ELASTOMERS AS COMPOSITE PLIES UNDER Engineering University
OF CARBON FIBER TEXTILE COMPOSITES: A COMPOSITES WITH HIGH
Centrale Nantes - Gem Materials research on self-healing MENDABLE Z-PINNED SOFT ACTUATORS FOR TRANSVERSE TENSILE
REINFORCED 3D AUXETIC Formulation of UCs previously COMPARISON BETWEEN THERMAL STABILITY In this work, an optical fibre Our results strongly suggested
structural long fiber reinforced COMPOSITES MULTIFUNCTIONAL LOAD: A COMPUTATIONAL The co-deposited ND led to
CELLULAR STRUCTURES established for problems NEUTRON AND X-RAY Henry Sodano, University of based strain sensor is the possibility of producing a
We propose a new method for This paper investigates the composites, from early Thomas Loh, RMIT University DEVICES MICROMECHANICS the changes in the
Li Ma, Harbin Institute Of involving small strains was TOMOGRAPHY Michigan integrated between the plies of creep-less composite material
the mesoscale reconstruction effect of relative humidity and attempts with DCPD-Grubbs H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Tech APPROACH composition and structure of
Technology adapted and extended to cover Garth Pearce, UNSW Sydney a braided composite tube. This with good mechanical
of a textile geometry based on temperature on uncured capsules, to EPA containing PYDI YESWANTH SAI, Indian Ni-P/ND composite coatings,
cases involving geometric enables strain monitoring properties by using Tg-less
simple visual and mechanical prepreg characteristics, that capsules, to recent work on Institute Of Technology, Indore contributing to the increase of
nonlinearity. A major drawback during braiding, resin infusion, epoxy resin modified with
data acquisition by means of a are linked to the consolidation healable composites based on the microhardness and
in finite deformation and curing. Following rubber nano-particle as the
pressure-sensitive film. quality of L-shaped parts blends. corrosion resistance of Ni-
formulation in FE codes have manufacture, flexural loading matrix.
during autoclave processing. P/ND nanocomposite
been exposed. is completed.
coatings.

1150-1210

2204-4
EXPERIMENTAL
DESCRIPTION OF DRAPING
EFFECTS AND THEIR
2203-4 INFLUENCE ON
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES STRUCTUAL BEHAVIOR OF
OF 3D CROSS CHIRAL FIBER REINFORCED
STRUCTURES VIA COMPOSITES
SELECTED LASER Eckart Kunze, Technische
2201-4 SINTERING Universität Dresden - Institute
STRENGTHEND AND Qingsong Wang, Beihang Of Lightweight Engineering
TOUGHENED EPOXY University And Polymer Technology
NANOCOMPOSITES
Tuesday
Hongbo Gu, Tongji Univerisity The Compressive mechanical Comparison of experimentally
13 August
properties of 3D cross chiral determined draping effects
structures are investigated with (fiber waviness and transverse
the help of experiments, compression) shows good
numerical simulations and agreement with draping
theoretical analysis. simulation. Structural
simulation results of specimen
with waviness confirmed
observed failure during
mechanical testing.
2213-4
2208-4
2207-4 2210-4 MULTISCALE 3D
SOL-GEL VAPOR
A FINITE ELEMENT MODEL 4D PRINTING OF INVESTIGATION OF DAMAGE
MODIFICATION TO DEVELOP
FOR DISCONTINUOUS AND MULTIFUNCTIONAL IN ANGLE-INTERLOCKED
DURABLE 2212-4 2214-4
RANDOMLY-ORIENTED MATERIALS CERAMIC MATRIX
2205-4 SUPERHYDROPHOBIC A LOW-COST FLOW FRONT LONG FIBER SPRAY-UP
STRAND THERMOPLASTIC 2209-4 Sampada Bodkhe, ETH Zurich COMPOSITE UNDER IN SITU
DAMAGE TO CARBON MICROCAPSULES FOR SELF- AN ENERGY-RATE- MONITORING SYSTEM MOLDING OPTIMIZATION
2206-4 CFRP LOADING
FIBRES DURING RADIAL CLEANING APPLICATION 2211-4 Andreas Damm, Robert Bosch OF CHOPPED GLASS FIBER
SIMULTANEOUS Takuya Sumiyama, Research APPROACH FOR OPTIMIZED 3D printing serves as an Hrishikesh Bale, Carl Zeiss
BRAIDING Wenjun Luo, The Hong Kong TOWARDS SELF-HEALING GmbH REINFORCED
IMPROVEMENTS OF Center, TOYOBO CO., LTD. FREQUENCY SELECTION essential tool towards Microscopy Inc.
Jacquelynn Xue Ting Tian, University Of Science And AND SELF-SENSING USING POLYDICYCLOPENTADIENE
STRENGTH AND FOR REPRODUCIBLE fabricating customized
RMIT University Technology OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES IN In this work, a MEMS sensor COMPOSITES
TOUGHNESS IN The objective of this study is to FATIGUE ASSESSMENT OF implants catering to individual We present here, in-situ tensile
MICROVASCULAR network is embedded in a Ji Ho Jeon, Seoul National
TOPOLOGICALLY propose a simple finite COMPOSITES needs. Where implant test results collected on a
We investigated the effects of A well-established approach to COMPOSITES textile to detect the flow front of University
INTERLOCKED CERAMICS element (FE) model without Daniel Hülsbusch, TU materials must conform to laboratory x-ray microscope
the automated radial braiding achieve the long-lasting self- William Martin, North Carolina a resin transfer molding
Mohammad Mirkhalaf, The consideration of the shape of Dortmund University, stringent compatibility norms, which demonstrate the
process on the damage, cleaning performance in State University process. Both acceleration and Using Long Fiber Spray-up
University of Sydney strands explicitly. As the Department of Materials Test adding a different material for advantages and capabilities of
shape, tensile strength and synthetic coating material is the temperature data is validated molding process to fabricate
results of FE analysis, the Engineering (WPT) each function entails non-destructive testing of CMCs.
stiffness of carbon fibre tows. incorporation of polymer-based and afterwards applied to an chopped GF/p-DCPD
mechanical flexural behavior cumbersome and expensive Comparing consecutive 3D
microcapsules (MCs) with existing setup. composites
agreed well with experimental testing, and at the same time volumes from the in-situ test
double-layered shells that
results for a variety of increase the risk and using digital volume correlation,
contain a hydrophobicity agent
specimen. discomfort to the user. local strain fields can be
into the polymer matrix.
evaluated in 3D.

1210-1230

2213-5
2207-5 2212-5 ACCOUNTING FOR FRICTION
2205-5 A DYNAMIC SPRING CHARACTERISATION OF IN CRACKS UNDER
2203-5 HIGH QUALITY ELEMENT MODEL FOR THE FIBRE REINFORCED COMPRESSION AND SHEAR
CRYOGENIC IMPACT AUTOMATED HONEYCOMB PREDICTION OF COMPOSITES USING HIGH IN AN ANISOTROPIC DAMAGE
2201-5 PROPERTIES OF GLASS POTTING WITH ACTIVE LONGITUDINAL FAILURE RESOLUTION DISTRIBUTED MODEL AND APPLICATION 2214-5
2208-5
EFFECT OF CARBON REINFORCED POLY- PRESSURE CONTROL OF POLYMER COMPOSITES FIBRE OPTIC SENSORS TO CMCS FIRE AND POST FIRE
NOVEL CYCLIC OLEFIN 2209-5 2210-5
NANOTUBE BULK DICYCLOPENTADIENE Martin Harnisch, Hamburg Rodrigo Tavares, Faculty of Claire Davis, Defence Science Emmanuel Baranger, LMT, ENS PROPERTIES OF GLASS
COPOLYMER/EPOXY BLEND AN ADAPTIVE DISCRETE- GRADIENT MATERIALS
MORPHOLOGY ON THE COMPOSITES University of Technology Engineering of University of And Technology Group Paris-saclay, CNRS, Université FIBER REINFORCED EPOXY
FOR THERMAL MENDING OF SMEARED CRACK (A-DISC) INTERFACE FOR HIGH-
INTERLAMINAR FRACTURE Jongmin Choi, Pusan National Porto Paris-saclay AND POLYCARBONATE
EPOXY IN CARBON FIBER MODEL TEMP SENSOR MODULES
TOUGHNESS OF CFRP University This work compares two This paper describes an COMPOSITE: A
REINFORCED COMPOSITES Tong-Earn Tay, National Ajit Roy, U. S. Air Force
LAMINATES control concepts for automated A dynamic spring element experimental investigation into An extension of an anisotropic COMPARATIVE STUDY
Haroon Mahmood, University University Of Singapore Research Laboratory
Stephen C. Hawkins, Queen's Performance evaluation of honeycomb potting with regard model is used to study tensile the use of continuous fibre damage theory is proposed for Yousof Ghazzawi, University of
Of Trento
University Belfast pDCPD impact property at to quality, repeatability and failure in polymer composites gratings to detect and CMCs. Several complex Queensland
cryogenic temperature and stability. Potting pressure has and understand the fibre characterise material mechanisms related to cracking
effect of decelator amount been found to be the key clustering process and the inhomogeneity and damage in are described: crack closure,
target value. damage mechanisms driving a range of fibre reinforced friction, a priori unknown
failure. composite specimens. damage directions, non-
proportional loadings.
1230-1250

DMTC lunch symposium - The potential for composite materials to achieve technology breakthroughs across the Australian defence sector and its industrial supply chains.
Martin Veidt, DMTC Program Leader and Associate Professor from the School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering at the University of Queensland
Lunch 1300-1345
1250-1350 Exhibition hall Plenary 2

PLENARY LECTURE: SHAPE MEMORY POLYMER COMPOSITES AND 4D PRINTING TECHNOLOGIES: FROM THE AEROSPACE TO BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS, Jinsong Leng, Harbin Institute of Technology
1350-1435 Plenary 2
1435-1445 Move to concurrent sessions

P2301 Ceramic and Polymer
1445-1535 matrix composites
P2301-1
RESEARCH ON WAVES
DEFECTS OF TAPE
WINDING RESIN MATRIX
COMPOSITES
Xiaojing Wang, Aerospace
Research Institute Of Materials DETECTION FOR
& Processing Technology
Decreasing the rate of heating, COMPOSITE PLATE
increasing the temperature of Jie Pu, University of Chester
pressured point, and the
bandage method without
longitudinal fold can reduce
waves.
1445-1450
P2301-2
PHTHALONITRILE
MODIFIED MULTI-
HYDROXYL PHENOLIC:
SYNTHESIS, CURING AND
PROPERTIES
Tuesday
Shuangshuang Xu, Institute of
13 August
Aerospace Materials and
Processing
Multi-hydroxyl phenolic with
different phthalonitrile
substitution degree was
prepared. The chemical
structure, curing behaviour,
processability and thermal
stability were studied.
1450-1455
P2301-3
MACROSCOPIC AND
MICROSCOPIC
PROPERTIES OF FABRIC
RUBBER COMPOSITE
Xuefeng Yao, Applied
Mechanics Laboratory,
Department Of Engineering
Mechanics, Tsinghua
University
Complex fabric rubber
composites with high-
performance and special
material are widely used in
aerospace due to their
excellent mechanical and
sealing properties, which
consist of the matrix material
with rubber and the
reinforcement material with the
fabric.
1455-1500
P2302 Damage Tolerance
Durability, creep and
aggressive environment
P2302-1
MULTI-MODE VIBRATION
DELAMINATION OF
CARBON FIBRE
P2302-2
COMPARATIVE STUDY ON
THE DAMAGE TOLERANCE
OF THERMOSET AND
THERMOPLASTIC GLASS
FIBER-REINFORCED
COMPOSITES
Florian Schimmer, Institute for
Composite Materials
This study experimentally
compares the damage
tolerance of quasi-isotropic
GFRP plates with an eopxy
and a polyamide 66 matrix
under LVI loading respecting
different conditioning states
before and during impact
testing.
P2302-3
INFLUENCE OF DENT
DEFECTS ON THE
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH Abhendra Singh, Baylor
OF COMPOSITE
LAMINATES
Yuequan Wang, Nanjing
University of Aeronautics and predicting indentation depth,
Astronautics
P2303 Sandwich structures
and materials
P2303-1
LOW VELOCITY IMPACT
RESPONSE OF
CORRUGATED CORE
SANDWICH PANELS -
EFFECT OF IMPACTOR
GEOMETRY
Jayantha Epaarachchi,
University Of Southern
Queensland
P2303-2
NONLINEAR LOW-VELOCITY
IMPACT RESPONSE OF
SANDWICH BEAMS WITH
FUNCTIONALLY GRADED
NEGATIVE POISSON’S
RATIO HONEYCOMB CORE
Chong Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong
University
Results revealed that the NPR demonstrator for embedding a
core can remarkably reduce the complex multi-layer 4-way
thickness decrease of sandwich radio frequency (RF) switching
beams subjected to out-of-
plane impact, and the FG
configurations will distinctly
influence the impact response.
P2303-3
DAMAGE PREDICTION IN
QUASI-STATICALLY
INDENTED SANDWICH
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
USING A TWO-REGION
PLATE MODEL
University
A model is developed for
diameter and planar
delamination area for thin face
sheet, honeycomb core
sandwich composites subject to
quasi-static indentation loading.
P2304 Design and
manufacture for
multifunctionality
Machining of composites
P2304-1
SUPERHYDROPHOBIC
COATINGS FOR ENHANCED
FIBRE COMPOSITE
MATERIALS
Puneet Garg, Australian
National University
P2304-2
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS
EMBEDDED INTO
P2305-2
COMPOSITE AEROSPACE
A REVIEW OF
MATERIALS
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
Greg Beziuk, RMIT University
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
WITH EMBEDDED LITHIUM-
This paper presents a concept
ION BATTERIES
Koranat Pattarakunnan, RMIT
University
network into an aerospace
composite material.
P2304-3
MECHANICAL PROPERTY
OF A CORE-FILLED CUBIC
MODEL CREATED BY 3D
PRINTING TECHNIQUE
Jeongho Choi, Kyungnam
University
This paper is focus on finding
mechanical properties for
hyper cubic model made by
3D printing direct metal laser
sintering (DMLS) technique.
Applied material is AlSi10Mg
powder type with the DMLS.
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
P2310 Civil engineering
P2305 Energy Harvesting Composite materials: route P2311 Non-destructive P2312 Textile-based P2313 Smart composite P2314 Dynamic properties & Fill Gesellschaft industry
and storage P2306 Fracture and damage P2307 Joints P2308 Composite structures Altair industry session to impact evaluation composites structures fracture session
P2307-1
P2306-1 INVESTIGATION OF P2311-1
P2314-1
P2305-1 DUCTILE-BRITTLE GEOMETRICAL AND P2310-1 THERMOELASTIC
RATE DEPENDENT
MULTIFUNCTIONAL FRACTURE SIMULATION OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL BEHAVIOR OF GFRP BARS ASSESSMENT OF
TENSILE RESPONSE OF A
COMPOSITES FOR ENERGY IN-SITU TIB2/AL PARAMETERS FOR SUBJECTED TO DYNAMIC COMPOSITE
PLAIN WEAVE TEXTILE
HARVESTING COMPOSITE TENSION-ABSORBING LOADING DELAMINATION BUCKLING
COMPOSITE
Xiaoyu Guan, Shinshu Ma Yifan, Northwestern BOLTED JOINTS P2308-1 Farid Abed, American Cedric Antolis, Rmit University P2312-1 P2313-1
Taeseong Choi, Unist
University Polytechnical University Jazib Hassan, University Of STIFFENED COMPOSITE University Of Sharjah HARMONIC AND TRANSIENT
FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF UN-
Limerick PARTS BY RESIN INFUSION A laminate coupon containing DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF A
NOTCHED AND NOTCHED The rate dependent behavior
We prepare a multifunctional The microstructural PROCESS FOR AIRCRAFT The paper studies the behavior an artificial delamination is SMART LAMINATED
3D BRAIDED COMPOSITES of the polymer and the textile
flexible nanofiber composite characteristics and fracture Development of a novel APPLICATION of GFRP bars under impact subjected to uniaxial STEPPED COMPOSITE BEAM
Shuangqiang Liang, University composite has been
which both has piezoelectric mechanisms of in-situ composite bolted joint namely, Oyoung Choi, Kolon Dacc loading using the drop compressive loads to induce Saeed Fazeli, Australian
of British Coulmbia experimentally studied. From
and shape memory effect. This TiB2/2024 composite were tension-absorbing joint, that Composite hammer test. The tests were localised delamination National University
experiment, it is concluded
is an advantage for studied. The plastic properties enhances the crashworthiness conducted on GFRP buckling and examined with
that the rate dependent
applications of energy of the matrix were obtained by of lightweight transportation specimens with different thermoelastic stress analysis
behavior of the composite
harvesting in complex reverse analysis. The damage structure by avoiding the bolt diameters at various loading (TSA) using low-cost
material is mainly determined
structures. and fracture behaviors was fracture and allow the rates. microbolometer imaging
by the matrix material.
simulated. extensive crushing of the technology.
composite material.
P2311-2
AUTOMATED IMAGE
P2308-2 ANALYSIS OF ULTRAFAST
P2313-2 P2314-2
P2307-2 THE ENERGY-ABSORBING SYNCHROTRON CT SCANS
PREPARATION AND EFFECT OF INTERMEDIATE
MECHANICAL ANALYSIS CHARACTERISTICS OF TO EXPERIMENTALLY
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE STRAIN RATES ON SHEAR
FOR WELDING COMPOSITE TUBE- Altair industry session CHARACTERISE THE FIBRE
RADIATION CROSSLINKED PLUGGING STRENGTH OF
TECHNOLOGY OF REINFORCED ALUMINUM BREAK DEVELOPMENT Fill Gesellschaft industry
SHAPE MEMORY EVA/HDPE COMPOSITES
P2306-2 THERMOSET FRP FOAMS UNDER RESEARCH MEETS
P2310-2 DURING IN-SITU TENSILE P2312-2
session
Wei Liang, Harbin Institute Of Santanu Choudhury, Indian
EVOLUTION OF FRACTURE Masato Honma, Toray COMPRESSION RESIDUAL BEARING TESTS IMPACT PROPERTIES OF
PRACTICE - ALTAIR’S Technology Institute Of Technology *Invitation only event*
PARAMETERS OF A CRACK Industries, Inc. Zheng Liu, Nanjing University HOLISTIC APPROACH FOR CAPACITY OF RC MEMBER Christian Breite, Department of HELICOIDAL STRUCTURE
Bombay
IN A MICROPOLAR ELASTIC Of Science And Technology THE COMPOSITE DESIGN, AFTER EXPOSURE TO HIGH Materials Engineering, KU OF CARBON/EPOXY “4 X 4 STRATEGY” - BASE
In this paper, HDPE (high
SOLID Performed experimental and TEMPERATURE Leuven COMPOSITES FOR AUTOMATION IN
SIMULATION AND density polyethylene) and EVA E glass/epoxy and
Hongjun Yu, Harbin Institute numerical analysis for a new This paper investigates the OPTIMISATION PROCESS
Lili Bai, Harbin Engineering Mazhar Peerzada, Swinburne
COMPOSITE
(ethylene-vinyl acetate) are used Carbon/epoxy composite
Of Technology material and processing energy-absorbing University By using synchrotron radiation University Of Technology
as the raw materials to prepare a laminates were prepared using MANUFACTURING
concept by the use of characteristics of aluminum Markku Palanterä, Director of to perform in-situ µCT
shape memory polymer and it the VARTM technique and
Thermoset and Thermoplastic foams containing embedded experiments combined with
Global Composites Business has great characteristics of tested in a UTM, at different Wilhelm Rupertsberger
CFRP multi-material for carbon fibre reinforced epoxy the InSegt fibre segmentation
Development shape memory and space intermediate strain rates, for
bonded structure. tubes by quasi-static algorithm novel insight in the
gassing performance. their shear plugging strengths.
compression tests. 3D micro structure of
composites under tensile load
has been gained.
P2307-3 P2310-3 P2314-3
P2311-3
P2305-3 SILICA DEPOSITION IMPROVEMENT OF MODE II INTERLAMINAR
SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-
ORGANIC FRAMEWORK TREATMENT FOR PENETRATION FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF
FREQUENCY DIELECTRIC P2313-3
DERIVED ULTRA-THIN IMPROVING ADHESION RESISTANCE OF AMINE ZANCHOR REINFORCED
ANALYSIS OF THE A MORPHING WINGTIP
COBALT IRON SULFIDE PROPERTIES OF ADHESIVE CURED EPOXY RESIN FOR P2312-3 COMPOSITE LAMINATES
P2306-3 POLYMERIZATION STRUCTURE
NANOSHEET ARRAYS FOR BONDING OR COATING OF P2308-3 CONCRETE LINING RECONSTRUCTION OF UNDER LOW-VELOCITY
PROCESS OF ANIONIC Jian Sun, Harbin Institute Of
HIGH-PERFORMANCE A PRELIMINARY AIRCRAFTS BY ION EXCHANGE MESOSCALE TEXTILE IMPACT LOADING
STUDY ON THE PROPERTY POLYAMIDE 6 Technology
SUPERCAPACITORS ASSESSMENT OF A NEW Tetsuo Yasuoka, Japan ZEOLITE UNDER SULFURIC COMPOSITES USING Wataru SUGIMOTO,
OF LIGHTWEIGHT BUILDING Maximilian Eberhardt,
Jae Won Lee, Chonbuk XFEM FRAMEWORK FOR Aerospace Exploration Agency ACID MICRO-CT IMAGE & Ritsumeikan University
STRUCTURE Fraunhofer Igcv We describe a morphing winglet
National University PREDICTING COMPLEX Tetsuya Sakai, Nihon COMPUTER VISION
Comfort Mensah, Harbin concept which based on active
FRACTURE The silica deposition treatment University ALGORITHM In this study, the mode II
Engineering University By the use of a new dielectric inflatable honeycombs and
A novel strategy to establish Keith Ballard, Afrl realized high adhesion Congyuan Tao, UNSW impact fracture behavior of the
measurement system it was Shape Memory Polymer
simple and cost-effective strength for single lap In this study, improvement of Sydney Zanchor composites was
possible to monitor the curing Composite (SMPC) skins in this
ternary metal sulfide-based adhesively-bonded joints and corrosion resistance of amine experimentally studied to
process of anionic polyamide-6 work.
electrodes for hybrid and coating test pieces cured epoxy resin by zeolite determine the effectiveness of
to so far unprecedented
portable electronics. comparable to that with additives under sulfuric acid the Zanchor reinforcement at
extend.
conventional treatment. environment was investigated. high loading rates.
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

P2301-4
ELECTRICAL, THERMAL
AND MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF
THERMOPLASTIC
ELASTOMER COMPOSITES
CONTAINING CARBON
FILLERS
Rajesh Theravalappil, King
Fahd University Of Petroleum AN ATOMISTIC STUDY OF
And Minerals
Soft and conducting
composites of ethylene-octene
copolymers using carbon fillers
were prepared.
Electrical/thermal
conductivities and mechanical
properties found improved
without compromising
increasing hardness. They can
find applications as
pressure/strain sensors.
P2302-4
CREEP DEFORMATION IN
FIBER/MATRIX INTERFACE
Jinqiao Jiang, Beihang
University
P2307-4
AUXILIARY JOINING
P2305-4 ELEMENT WITH
P2303-4 P2308-4
DEVELOPMENT OF SIC INTEGRATED PIN
FLEXURAL BEHAVIOUR OF EFFECT OF INTERFACE
P2304-4 NANO-PARTICLE/MG2SI STRUCTURES FOR P2313-4
FOAM CORED SANDWICH LAYER AND DISLOCATION P2310-4
DESIGN OF FIBER THERMOELECTRIC MECHANICAL JOINING OF LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE
STRUCTURES WITH ON TANDEM HONEYCOMB AN INTRODUCTION TO
PREFORMS FOR WORLD’S COMPOSITES FIBER-REINFORCED PAPERS ENABLED
THROUGH-THICKNESS MECHANICAL PROPERTY SYNTACTIC FOAMS – P2312-4
LARGEST Junki Nakano, Tokyo university P2306-4 PLASTIC/METAL P2311-4
DEVELOPMENT OF A FAST
FUNCTIONAL COMPOSITES P2314-4
REINFORCEMENTS Hangjian Weng, Shanghai THREE DIMENSIONAL
FIBERGLASS COMPANY of science SIZE EFFECT AND COMBINATIONS EARLY PREDICTION OF FOR LIQUID MONITORING NUMERICAL SIMULATION
Ghilane Bragagnolo, University Jiaotong University COMPOSITE NETWORKS DRAPING ALGORITHM
Peng Li, Tongji University INTRALAMINAR FRACTURE Per Heyser, Paderborn CRACK DEVELOPMENT Yanan Wang, Beihang OF HAIL IMPACT
of Surrey Jim Kingston, Matrix USING MULTIFACTORIAL
We fabricated intragranular TOUGHNESS OF FIBRE University USING DIGITAL IMAGE University CHARACTERISTICS OF
Research of influence factor of Composites and Engineering LOCAL SHEAR
Based on Bridging Model and SiC nano-particle/Mg2Si REINFORCED COMPOSITES CORRELATION GLASS FIBER LAMINATES
Experimental and numerical tandem honeycomb SIMULATIONS
classical laminate theory, the composites by sintering to Giuseppe Catalanotti, Queen's This research project shows David Jesson, University Of Laser induced graphene paper Xiaojun Yan, Harbin
study of sandwich panels with compressive property, for Everything You Always Jacob Hoffer, University Of
predicted values of fiber improve toughness without University Belfast the development of a novel Surrey based liquid sensor array was Engineering University
CFRP through-thickness example, dislocation, single Wanted To Know About Ottawa
fabric’s properties can agree reducing thermoelectric auxiliary joining element with applied to monitor the location of
reinforcements under three- layer height in double layer Syntactic Foams* (*But Were
pretty well with the properties. As a result, integrated pin structures in composite which is threatened
point bending. Investigation of tandem honeycomb, and layer Afraid To Ask)
experimental values. intragranular composites have order to increase the load- by harmful organic solvents
failure modes and skin-core number in a specific core
a positive effect on mechanical bearing capacity of
debonding propagation. height.
and thermoelectric properties. mechanically joined fiber-
reinforced plastic/metal
combinations.

1500-1505

P2312-5
P2306-5 NUMERICAL STUDY ON
EFFECT OF CARBON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
P2311-5 P2314-5
NANOTUBE CONTENTS ON INFLUENCING BALLISTIC
P2307-5 P2308-5 FABRICATION AND IMPROVING THE DYNAMIC
P2302-5 FRACTURE PROPERTIES IMPACT BEHAVIOR OF
P2303-5 A STUDY ON THE FATIGUE THERMO-MECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERIAL
FUEL EFFECT ON THE OF THERMALLY P2310-5 WOVEN FABRICS USING
RESPONSE OF AS4/PEEK CHARACTERISTICS OF BEHAVIOUR OF DISCONTINUITIES IN P2313-5 CHARACTERISATION OF
TENSILE STRENGTH DEGRADED CONSTANT TOUGHNESS
COMPOSITE LATTICE SINGLE LAP JOINT MICROWAVE-CURED EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT COMPOSITES AS ANALYSIS OF INTERFACE CARBON/EPOXY
EVOLUTION OF CARBON NANOCOMPOSITE FILMS APPROACH
STRUCTRUES UNDER THE BETWEEN CARBON FIBER CARBON NANOTUBES- THERMOELECTRIC REFERENCE FLAWS FOR STRENGTH AND FAILURE COMPOSITES AT
P2301-5 FIBERS UNDER DIRECT P2304-5 P2305-5 VIA THE ESSENTIAL WORK PROPERTIES OF Sagar Ingle, IIT Bombay
COMPRESSION AND LOW REINFORCED BASED POLYMER GUIDED WAVE BASED MODE OF INDENTED SMA INTERMEDIATE STRAIN
FLAME ATTACK STUDY ON THE PROCESS VIBRATIONAL ENERGY OF FRACTURE TEST
STRUCTURAL COMPOSITE VELOCITY IMPACT LOADING PLASTIC/CARBON STEEL COMPOSITES GRAPHENE-ENABLED ULTRASONIC TESTING WIRE COMPOSITES RATES
Pablo Chávez Gómez, Min-Seok Choi, Korea Results indicate that material
BATTERIES FOR Jiqiang Hu, Harbin Institute Of AND PROPERTIES OF HARVESTING OF Byunghyun Kang, Korea Gaurav Arora, Indian Institute REINFORCED POLYMER Michael Koerdt, Faserinstitut Tongzhou Zhu, Tongji University Sanghyun Yoo, German
Polytechnique Montréal University with low longitudinal modulus
AUTOMOTIVE Technology CARBON NANOTUBE FILM MULTIFUNCTIONAL University Of Technology (IIT) Mandi COMPOSITES: A Bremen e. V. Aerospace Center (DLR)
and high failure strain is best
APPLICATIONS CURING CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE BLADE FOR PROFICIENT MOVE The interfacial properties of
A hybrid tow-based approach A final goal of this study is to combination for maximum
Jaehoon Choi, Deakin A new fabrication process of COMPOSITES OFFSHORE WIND TURBINE The effect of surface The present work investigates TOWARDS ADVANCED Methods for preparation and indented SMA wire and resin Experimental dynamic
involving simultaneous tensile construct an underbody shield projectile energy
University AS4/PEEK lattice structure was Zhiwei Liu, Beihang Universitiy Tao Wen, Chester University roughness on the fatigue life of the effect of temperature on the STRUCTURAL characterization of porosity matrix at room temperature were investigations of carbon/epoxy
load and open flame attack which is essential to protect a absorption.Also all the woven
proposed, and the compression carbon steel-CFRP joints was elastic modulus and fracture APPLICATIONS and delaminations in studied, which provided composites are performed at
has been used on PAN-based battery pack with adequate fabrics under study show
and low velocity impact studied. The lower surface toughness of the microwave- Azadeh Mirabedini, Swinburne composites are presented, reference for engineering intermediate strain rates using
carbon fibres. The morphology plastic. As basic research for Altair industry session increase in energy absorption
behaviors of the structure were roughness increases the cured carbon nanotubes University Of Technology which can help to realize a application. an improved load introduction
and tensile strength evolution this study, we investigated the (decrease in residual velocity) Fill Gesellschaft industry
studied in this work. fatigue life under the same (CNTs) based polymer mock-up for guided ultrasonic technique in a high-speed
are assessed. fracture properties of thermally RESEARCH MEETS with increase in interlayer session
stress level. composites. wave testing accepted by the servo-hydraulic testing
degraded PETG/CNT PRACTICE - ALTAIR’S coefficient of friction upto *Invitation only event*
aircraft industry. machine.
nanocomposite films with HOLISTIC APPROACH FOR certain threshold value after
Tuesday various CNT contents. THE COMPOSITE DESIGN, that energy absorption “4 X 4 STRATEGY” - BASE
13 August SIMULATION AND decreases. FOR AUTOMATION IN
OPTIMISATION PROCESS COMPOSITE
1505-1510 MANUFACTURING
Markku Palanterä, Director of
Global Composites Business Wilhelm Rupertsberger
P2305-6 Development
SULFIDE COMPOSITE WITH P2312-6
P2301-6 P2307-6 P2311-6 P2313-6
P2303-6 A LARGE SPECIFIC BUCKLING PROPERTY OF
PREPARATION AND P2302-6 TENSILE PROPERTIES OF MEASUREMENT OF MODELLING AN IMPROVED
MODIFIED DCB TESTS FOR SURFACE AREA FOR HIGH- P2306-6 PLAIN WEAVE FABRIC
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES STATISTICAL LIFE STITCHED 3D-WOVEN- MOISTURE DIFFUSION NOL RING TEST USING A
MEASURING MODE I PERFORMANCE ALL-SOLID- FRACTURE MECHANISM COMPOSITE LAMINATE
OF METAL FLAKE PREDICTION OF COMPOSITES/TITANIUM COEFFICIENT OF WOOD REDUCED VOLUME METHOD
FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AT P2304-6 STATE AND STRENGTH CONSIDERING
PARTICLES/RESIN UNIDIRECTIONAL CF/PP SINGLE-LAP JOINT USING TERAHERTZ WAVE FOR THE
THE INTERFACE OF MACHINED SURFACE PSEUDOCAPACITORS PREDICTION OF IN-SITU P2308-6 P2310-6 INTRALAMINAR
COMPOSITE TAPE UNDER CREEP Yi-rong Lu, Shanghai Jiao Gyung-hwan Oh, Hanyang RESEARCH ON THE
SANDWICH STRUCTURES TOPOGRAPHY ANALYSIS IN Sailong Xu, Beijing University TIB2/AL COMPOSITE TTT CURE DIAGRAM FOR A STUDY ON HEAT INHOMOGENEITY CHARACTERISATION OF
Yutaro Sako, Yamagata TENSION LOAD Tong University University DYNAMIC TENSILE OF
Sooyoung Lee, UNIST ULTRASONIC VIBRATION Of Chemical Technology Min'ge Duan, Northwestern AN AMBIENT TRANSFER EFFECT OF Kazushi Sugiyama, Kanazawa COMPOSITE CYLINDERS
University Takeharu Isaki, Mitsui Martinus Putra Widjaja, GFRP LAMINATES BASED
ASSISTED END GRINDING Polytechnical University TEMPERATURE CURING HEAT SINK FOR DIFFERENT Institute of Technology
Chemicals Inc The effect of several stitch Moisture diffusion process in Bundesanstalt Für ON PERIDYNAMICS
The standard DCB test is OF SICP/AL COMPOSITES Large-specific-surface-area EPOXY-AMINE THERMOSET COMPOSITE MATERIALS
A composite of aluminum parameter on strength of the balsa wood was investigated Materialforschung Und -prüfung Jian Yu, Nanjing University of
modified to trigger pure Mode I Wei Zheng, Aerospace NiS2/CoS2/3D graphene is A ductile-brittle damage model Shanelle Fernando, University Meehye Oh, Korea Automotive Buckling property of plain
flakes powder and epoxy resin This study examines prediction 3D-woven composites/titanium through an image using (bam) Aeronautics And Astronautics
fracture behavior at the Research Institute Of Materials prepared as pseudocapacitor is proposed by combining Of Queensland Technology Institute weave fabric composite
improved the tensile and of the statistical life time for single-lap joint is presented in terahertz technique. The
skin/core interface of sandwich & Processing Technology electrodes, delivers an homogenization technique, laminate is investigated
bending modulus. It exhibited newly developed CF/PP UD this paper. Performance of the relationship between the THz The Reduced Volume Method
panels and image analysis is capacitance of 2451 F g−1 at Statistical damage model and considering intralaminar
the reinforcement efficiency sheet under creep tension sutures was observed during pulse intensity and moisture (RVM) has shown that the
utilized to quantify the interfacial 1 A g−1. The all-solid-state Porous metal plasticity model. inhomogeneity caused by the
factor of 0.36 in tensile loading. the test to show the failure content was quantitatively multiscale fibre break model can
fracture property. device achieves a capacitance weave structure of constituent
modulus. mechanism. defined. be used more efficiently. A
retention of 97.2% after 5,000 yarns.
cycles at 20 A g-1. comparison has been done to
ensure the application of this
1510-1515 method.

P2301-7 P2308-7
HIGH-TEMPERATURE DETERMINATION OF MODE
THERMAL AND P2304-7 II INTERLAMINAR
P2302-7 P2310-7 P2313-7
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES EPI-FLUORESCENT P2305-7 FRACTURE TOUGHNESS
AN EXTENDED THICKNESS- P2306-7 UNDERSTANDING P2311-7 P2312-7 FABRICATION AND
OF AEROGEL/FIBROUS MICROSCOPY OF EDGE DESIGN AND PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT OF
DEPENDENT MOISTURE DIC DEFORMATION RESIDUAL STRESS IN INVESTIGATION OF EFFECT OF TACKIFICATION HYDROPHILIC
ZIRCONIA CERAMIC TRIMMED CARBON FIBRE OF FILAMENT WOUND P2307-7 UNIDIRECTIONAL CARBON
ABSORPTION MODEL FOR MEASUREMENT IN RAPIDLY CURED CARBON DELAMINATED ON IN-PLANE SHEAR CHARACTERIZATION OF
COMPOSITES REINFORCED POLYMER: SLEEVES FOR HIGH SPEED AXIAL TENSILE FIBER-REINFORCED MATRIX
UNIDIRECTIONAL CRACKED CFRP CROSS- FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITES BY DIC BEHAVIOURS OF BIAXIAL NANOPARTICLES-FILLED
Jingjing Sun, Aerospace AN ALTERNATIVE TO CT- FLYWHEEL ROTORS ADHESIVELY BONDED COMPOSITES WITH
CARBON/EPOXY P2303-7 PLY LAMINATES COMPOSITE AND AE METHODS WOVEN FABRICS IN BIAS POLYMER COMPOSITES
Research Institute Of Materials SCANNING Lei Zu, Hefei University of PERFORMANCE OF CFRP GRAPHENE AND MULTI-
COMPOSITES REPEATED IMPACT M.j. Mohammad Fikry, Tokyo Saman Ghadi, Deakin Hliva Viktor, Department Of EXTENSION TEST Yuki Hanzawa, Graduate School
& Processing Technology Sam Ashworth, The University Technology WOUND COMPOSITE WALLED CARBON
King Jye Wong, Universiti RESPONSES OF University Of Science University Polymer Engineering, Xiaoran Zhao, Beihang of Organic Materials Science,
Of Sheffield TUBES UNDER ROOM- NANOTUBES
Teknologi Malaysia HONEYCOMB SANDWICH Budapest University Of University Yamagata University
The microstructure, thermal Filament-wound flywheel TEMPERATURE AND LOW- Nongyue Gao, Northwestern
PANELS Digital Image Correlation (DIC) In this research, residual Technology And Economics
and mechanical properties at The milling of composites can sleeves were designed using TEMPERATURE Polytechnical University
This study uses a thickness- Yinggang Li, Wuhan University method is employed to stress in fast-curing carbon The in-plane shear behaviours The hydrophilic property of oxide
high temperatures of the induce sub-surface damage. A ultra-high fiber tensions. The CIRCULATION
dependent model to of Technology measure the strain distribution fibre composite, which is a The location of the of tackified fabric were nanoparticle wes evaluated.
aerogel/fibrous zirconia novel metric to measure present research is able to Haibo Luo, Academy Of Opto- Carbon fibre-reinforced
characterise the non-Fickian at the macroscopic level major hurdle in the delaminated zone was clearly investigated thoroughly. Based Increasing amount of SiO2 in
ceramic composites were machining induced defects provide a useful tool for electronics, Chinese Academy composites with nano
moisture absorption behaviour during a tensile test, to a manufacturing process has identified in the strain field and on experimental and numerical PMMA composite improved the
investigated. The results through epi-fluorescent optical production of composite Of Sciences materials, MWCNTs and
of carbon/epoxy composites. cracked CFRP cross-ply been investigated by precise the results correlated well with results, a Gradul Deformation hydrophilic property with
showed that after impregnating microscopy is presented as an sleeves for high-speed flywheel graphene, which are used as
The non-Fickian parameters laminates. measurements of stress-free the AE localization results. Model was proposed. reducing the contact angle but
the aerogel, the thermal alternative to x-ray computed rotors. reinforced agent can obtain an
are normalised and fitted. temperature. decreased the transmittance
properties improved, but the tomography. obvious fracture toughness
compressive strength at high- enhancement under an optimal
temperature decreased. adding density of 1.0g/m2.

1515-1520
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

P2301-8
OXIDATION AND
INDENTATION RESISTANCE P2308-8
P2311-8
OF CARBON-CARBON STUDY ON TRUSS TYPE
P2307-8 COMPOSITE PROPERTY
COMPOSITE BY SILICON P2303-8 SEGMENTAL COMPOSITE
EVALUATION METHOD OF DETECTION USING “WEAK”
CARBIDE COATING ADHESION OF DISSIMILAR STRUCTURE FOR
JOINING STRENGTH OF FORMULATION BASED
Kee Sung Lee, Kookmin POLYMER-METAL TEMPORARY RESCUE
CFRTP MANUFCTUED BY LOCAL SPECIFIC
University COMPOSITE MATERIAL BY BRIDGE
HYBRID INJECTION STIFFNESS
MECHANICAL P2305-8 Fang-Yao Yeh, National Center
MOLDING PROCESS IDENTIFICATION
Carbon-carbon composite is INTERLOCKING BI-STABLE PIEZOELECTRIC For Research On Earthquake
Fumiya Matsumoto, Kindai Chao Zhang, Nanjing
desirable for candidate Harrison Lin, University of Engineering
COMPOSITE LAMINATE University University Of Aeronautics And
materials of heat insulation Toronto
FOR ENERGY HARVESTING Astronautics
and high temperature heater. A truss type segmental
Fuhong Dai, Harbin Institute In this study, we proposed a
However, the disadvantage of Development of a new class of composite temporary rescue
Of Technology evaluation method for the This paper presents a vibration-
carbon-carbon composite is polymer-metal composites with bridge is proposed, and a 50-m
joining strength of hybrid based local specific stiffness
low oxidation resistance at strong interfacial adhesion by span asymmetric self-anchored
injection molded products identification method. By using
high temperature and lower mechanical interlocking of truss type segmental cable- Altair industry session
using woven CF/PA66 an enhanced "weak"
wear resistance. Therefore, polymer matrix with metal micro- stayed bridge is designed, and Fill Gesellschaft industry
laminates and short CF/PA66, formulation, the accuracy and
this study investigates pores. experimentally validated to RESEARCH MEETS session
and verified its effectiveness. noise immunity capability is
oxidation and indentation improve the stiffness of a longer PRACTICE - ALTAIR’S *Invitation only event*
improved.
resistance of Cf-C composites span bridge. HOLISTIC APPROACH FOR
to evaluate oxidation THE COMPOSITE DESIGN, “4 X 4 STRATEGY” - BASE
indentation resistance. SIMULATION AND FOR AUTOMATION IN
OPTIMISATION PROCESS COMPOSITE
1520-1525 MANUFACTURING
Markku Palanterä, Director of
Global Composites Business Wilhelm Rupertsberger
P2301-9
Development
SIC/SIC COMPOSITES
CONTINUED
FABRICATED BY CONTINUED
ELECTROPHORETIC
DEPOSITION COMBINED
WITH POLYMER
INFILTRATION AND
PYROLYSIS PROCESS P2308-9
Honglei Wang, National PREPARATION OF THE
University Of Defense PVDF/PAR COMPOSITE
Technology MATERIALS BY HIGH SHEAR
RATE PROCESSING
Tuesday In order to improve the thermal Seung Goo Lee, Chungnam
conductivity of SiC/SiC National University
13 August
composites fabricated by
Polymer Infiltration and
Pyrolysis (PIP) process,
SiC/SiC composites were
fabricated by Electrophoretic
Deposition (EPD) combined
with PIP process.
1525-1530
Coffee break
1530-1610 Exhibition hall

2410 Actuation 3: 2414 Dynamic properties,

2404 Modernising 2405 Additive 2406 Scott White 2407 Computational and 2408 Textile-based Formation of Active 2411 Computation and 2412 Structural health 2413 Ceramic matrix fracture and ceramic matrix 2415 Metal matrix
1610-1830 2401 Nano-composites 2402 Biocomposites 2403 Smart Composites Composites Regulations manufacturing symposium finite element methods composites 2409 Fracture and damage Composites Electronics monitoring composites composites Composites

2402-1
DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE
2401-1
RETARDANT PLIES FOR
DEVELOPMENT OF
USE IN NATURAL FIBRE
MULTISCALE TOUGHENING
COMPOSITE
TECHNIQUE TO ADDRESS
MANUFACTURE
THE MICRO-CRACKING
Asanka Basnayake, The
PROBLEM OF COMPOSITES
University of Queensland
AT CRYOGENIC
TEMPERATURE
This work investigated the
Mohammad Islam, The
feasibility of manufacturing a
University Of New South
fire-retardant natural fibre ply CYCLIC LOADING USING AN
Wales
to be used in liquid composite IN-SITU PIEZOELECTRIC
moulding. Using a readily
The interlaminar fracture
available waste product -
properties of angle-ply carbon-
sugarcane bagasse, and
epoxy and nanosilica-carbon-
common fire-retardant
epoxy laminated composites
compounds, a rudimentary
were investigated at RT and
process was used to develop a
LN2 temperature for
fire retardant ply. Composite
addressing microcracking
panels made from these plies
problem of composites for
were characterised using TGA,
cryogenic applications.
cone calorimetry, and four-
point bending.
2403-1
STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING OF SMART
POLYMER-MATRIX
COMPOSITE DURING
SENSOR
Corentin Tuloup, Université de
Technologie de Compiègne -
Laboratoire Roberval FRE UTC-
CNRS 2012
2406-1
2407-1
MODELING OF MODULUS
A NUMERICAL MODEL TO
EVOLUTION FOR PROCESS 2414-1
SIMULATE THE IMPACT 2413-1
Welcome and introduction SIMULATION 5315-3 MODELLING OF A
RESPONSE OF FLAX- PREPARATION AND
of speakers Anoush Poursartip, The MECHANICAL EVALUATION POLYMER COMPOSITE
POLYPROPYLENE CHARACTERIZATION OF A
Professor Janice Barton, University of British Columbia ON SUS410-CFRP HYBRID TUBE CRUSHING PROCESS
2405-1 COMPOSITES TERNARY EUTECTIC AL2O3-
University of Bristol, UK 2408-1 2410-1 2411-1 PIN OF HEAVY LOAD LONG UNDER HIGH STRAIN RATE 2415-1
BIODEGRADABLE Raj Das, Rmit University ZRO2-Y2O3 CERAMIC
Thermoset matrices transform POISSON RATIO EQUAL TO INSTABILITY-INDUCED NEUROMORPHIC PITCH ROLLER CHAIN CONDITIONS
SYNTHETIC POLYMER- COMPOSITE THE STRAIN RATE
Certification for design: from liquid to rubber to solid 12 IN LONGITUDINAL PATTERN FORMATION IS NETWORK BASED ON Chang Uk Kim, Changwon Sina Eskandari, University Of
CERAMIC COMPOSITE In this work, comprehensive Guoqing Chen, Dalian University SENSITIVITY OF AN CNT-
Reshaping the testing during processing. Many COMPRESSION DURING SOFT COMPOSITES FOR CARBON NANOTUBE National University Oxford
MATERIALS VIA VARIOUS experimental and numerical of Technology REINFORCED AL METAL
pyramid with a composite composites processing MESO-FE ANALYSIS OF MECHANICAL COMPOSITES FOR
ADVANCED studies have been carried out MATRIX COMPOSITES
aero-structures perspective simulation researchers have COMPOSITE TEXTILE METAMATERIALS LEARNING In this study, structural A model for composite
MANUFACTURING to investigate the impact This presentation is devoted to Jianghua Shen, Northwestern
Professor Ole Thomsen, used Young's Modulus and REINFORCEMENTS Stephan Rudykh, University Of Yong Chen, University Of analysis of a heavy - load long materials under high strain
TECHNIQUES behaviour of flax fibre- investigate the eutectic Polytechnical University
University of Bristol & National Poisson's Ratio to describe the Philippe Boisse, Insa Lyon Wisconsin Madison California Los Angeles pitch roller chain was carried rate is developed. It considers
Mona Alizadeh Osgouei, RMIT reinforced polypropylene (PP) solidification behavior and
Composites Centre, UK matrix transformation. Here out and the metal/composites viscoelasticity failure and
composites. The impact microstructural evolution of the
Professor Richard Butler, we argue strongly that the bulk pin was manufactured and damage. Drop tower tests for
response predicted by the Al2O3/ZrO2(Y2O3) pseudo-
University of Bath, UK and shear moduli are much evaluated using CFRP. tubes are carried out and
numerical model agreed well binary eutectic system.
appropriate and correct compared to the simulation.
with the experimental and
properties to characterize and
results
use.

1610-1630

2401-2
FABRICATION OF
HIERARCHICAL POLYMER
NANOCOMPOSITES WITH
CAPILLARY-DENSIFIED
ALIGNED CARBON
NANOTUBE
REINFORCEMENT
Ashley Kaiser, Massachusetts THERMO-HYGRO-
Institute of Technology
This process-structure study of BIOCOMPOSITES UNDER
hierarchical polymer
nanocomposites (here
millimeter-tall patterned,
capillary-densified aligned
carbon nanotubes in
aerospace-grade epoxy)
presents multi-scale structural
characterization to investigate
high-density nanotube
confinement effects on
nanotube-polymer interactions.
1630-1650
2401-3
CAPILLARY-ENHANCED
NON-AUTOCLAVE
COMPOSITE
MANUFACTURING BASED
ON NANOPOROUS
NETWORK
Jeonyoon Lee, Mit
The capillary-driven
manufacturing technique
presented here enables
traditional autoclave-required
prepreg to be processed under
vacuum-only conditions
without an autoclave or any
modifications to the prepreg
system.
Tuesday
13 August
1650-1710
2401-4
INTERLAMINAR SHEAR
REINFORCEMENT OF
UNIDIRECTIONAL
AEROSPACE LAMINATES
WITH RADIALLY ALIGNED
CARBON NANOTUBES
Richard Li, Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology
1710-1730
2401-5
BATTERY PROTOTYPE
WITH A CELL BASED ON
CARBON
NANOSTRUCTURES
Wojciech Ciesielski, Jan
Dlugosz University In
Czestochowa
1730-1750
2402-2
MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR
OF NONWOVEN
VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS
Victor Gager, Univ. Bretagne
Sud, UMR CNRS 6027, IRDL
2402-3
ALIGNED POLY(LACTIC
ACID)-BASED
NANOCOMPOSITES
REINFORCED WITH IN-SITU
DISPERSED CELLULOSE
NANOCRYSTALS
Shiyu Geng, Lulea University
of Technology
The present work reports
strong and tough aligned
poly(lactic acid)-based
nanocomposites with well-
dispersed cellulose
nanocrystals achieved by the
combination of three novel
processing methods, i.e. in-
situ emulsion polymerization,
liquid-assisted extrusion and
solid-state drawing.
2402-4
THE EFFECT OF SEAWEED
ON MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF JUTE
FIBER/VINYL ESTER
COMPOSITES
Jaecheol Kim, Changwon
National University
Additives are manufactured
using environmentally friendly Raquel Santos, Inegi - Institute
materials, and the mechanical Of Science And Innovation In
properties of natural fiber
composites are improved by
using additives and analyzed
by SEM image.
2402-5
FIRE PERFORMANCE OF
BIOPOLYMERS
RECOVERED FROM WASTE
AEROBIC GRANULAR
SLUDGES
Yuemei Lin, Delft University Of
Technology
Both activated sludge and
aerobic granular biopolymers
showed effective char
formation due to their protein
and phosphate components.
The self-extinguishment of the
biopolymer coated flax fabric
indicated the fire-resistant
behaviour of the biopolymer
substance.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
2406-2 2409-2
2412-2
FROM THE 2407-2 THE INFLUENCE OF 2414-2
LASER-INDUCED
MICROFABRICATION OF DEVELOPMENT OF NONWOVEN INTERLEAF 2413-2 USING ULTRA-HIGH SPEED
2403-2 GRAPHENE FIBER
MICROVASCULAR PARALLEL FINITE ARCHITECTURES ON THE IMAGING THE LIFE-CYCLE OF IMAGING TO IDENTIFY THE
VIBRATION AND ACOUSTIC SENSORS FOR
NETWORKS TO THE ELEMENT METHOD FOR IMPACT PERFORMANCE OF CMCS USING HIGH- MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF
PROPERTIES OF 2411-2 STRUCTURAL HEALTH
ADDITIVE ANALYZING PROGRESSIVE COMPOSITES RESOLUTION X-RAY MICRO- COMPOSITES AT HIGH
MULTIFUNCTIONAL STRUCTURAL ELECTRONIC MONITORING OF
MANUFACTURING OF INTERFACE FAILURE OF Rhys Archer, University Of COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY STRAIN RATES 2415-2
SANDWICH COMPOSITES 2405-2 2408-2 COMPONENTS BASED ON POLYMERIC COMPOSITES
HIGHLY STRETCHABLE 3D- MULTIFUNCTIONAL LARGE-SCALE CFRP NUMERICAL MODELLING OF Manchester
2410-2 Peter Creveling, University Of Lloyd Fletcher, University of WASTE TO WEALTH:
WITH EMBEDDED LITHIUM- POLYMER Meihong He, Beihang
COMPOSITES MODELS TUNING MECHANICAL Utah Southampton SUPER HARD CARBON
ION POLYMER BATTERIES PRINTED COMPOSITE BIAXIAL CARBON FIBER NANOCOMPOSITES University
Daniel Therriault, Taichi Yamaguchi, The Presented is an investigation INSTABILITIES IN MICROTUBE DERIVED
Joel Galos, RMIT University STRUCTURES BRAIDS CONSIDERING Brian Wardle, MIT
Polytechnique Montréal University of Tokyo of the influence of the MAGNETO-ACTIVE This study utilizes X-ray µCT Full-field displacement FROM COTTON WASTE
Hamidreza Yazdani PROCESS VARIBILITIES A new fabrication of
structural properties of non ELASTOMER COMPOSITES imaging to capture the entire life- measurements are spatially FOR COMPOSITE
This paper presents an Sarvestani, Mcgill University & Ruben Czichos, Institute Of Electronic components freestanding graphene fiber
This presentation covers select We developed parallel finite woven interleaves on the Abigail Juhl, Air Force cycle of a CMC specimen, from differentiated to obtain strain APPLICATIONS
experimental and numerical National Research Council Aircraft Design, University Of including resistors, inductors, sensors by laser-induced
scientific achievements of Prof. element analysis (FEA) damage resistance and Research Laboratory manufacturing to ultimate failure. fields. Temporal differentiation Kamyar Shirvani Moghaddam,
study into the effect of Canada Stuttgart capacitors are created using graphene technology was
Therriault’s team mainly on software, that can simulate damage toughness of CFRP Results will be presented on the gives the acceleration fields Deakin University
embedding (LiPo) batteries into structural polymer nano demonstrated. Based on the
additive manufacturing of failure of large-scale CFRP composites, evaluated through methods to image and quantify which are related to the
sandwich panels on the composites and evaluated. resistance variation, the
multifunctional composites models including interfaces. impact and compression tests. the evolution of the applied load. Combining these
vibration and acoustic embedded graphene fiber
while providing insight into the We validated the software by Results show that damage microstructure throughout the measurements gives the
properties. sensor demonstrates highly
contributions from and simulating double cantilever resistance increases with the manufacturing process. material response of the
Welcome and introduction valuable in life-long SHM of
interactions with Prof. White’s beam (DCB) experiments. increase of the areal density of composite.
of speakers composite laminates.
team. the interleaf.
Professor Janice Barton,
University of Bristol, UK
Certification for design:
Reshaping the testing
pyramid with a composite 2413-3
aero-structures perspective MECHANICAL
Professor Ole Thomsen, 2410-3 PERFORMANCE, RESIDUAL 2414-3
2403-3
University of Bristol & National ELASTOMER-GRANULAR STRESS AND HIGH STRAIN RATE
SMART GRAPHENE- 2406-3
Composites Centre, UK 2408-3 FLUID COMPOSITES FOR MICROSTRUCTURAL TESTING OF FIBROUS
ENABLED COMPOSITE NANO: MULTIFUNCTIONAL
Professor Richard Butler, HYSTERETIC BEHAVIOUR 2409-3 VARIABLE COMPLIANCE IN ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLE COMPOSITE USING THE
Mojdeh Reghat, Swinburne FIBERS AND COMPOSITES
University of Bath, UK MODELLING OF WOVEN FAILURE ANALYSIS OF ROBOTIC APPLICATIONS CERAMIC MATRIX SPLIT HOPKINSON BAR
University Of Technology 2405-3 FROM (ALMOST) NOTHING 2412-3 2415-3
FABRIC UNDER LARGE FIBRE METAL LAMINATE Shannon Bakarich, Cornell COMPOSITE SYSTEMS TECHNIQUE WITH DIC
DESIGN, MANUFACTURE Erik Thostenson, University Of 2407-3 2411-3 ULTRASENSITIVE STRAIN MANUFACTURING
Composites regulations – a AND TESTING OF 3D STRAIN JOINTS University Joachim-Paul Forna-Kreutzer, Amos Gilat, The Ohio State
Composite structures in high- Delaware MULTISCALE DAMAGE COMPUTATIONAL SENSORS FOR PROCESS OF GRAPHENE
cross sector perspective Yvan Denis, INSA de Lyon Yong Du, Northwestern University Of Bristol University
performance applications are PRINTED CONTINUOUS SIMULATION OF CFRP MECHANICAL STRUCTURAL HEALTH REINFORCED AL
with examples of current Polytechnical University Variable stiffness has been
often exposed to damaging FIBRE REINFORCED A novel electrophoretic UNDER LOW VELOCITY METAMATERIALS MONITORING USING A COMPOSITE AND THEIR
PhD student at LaMCoS successfully demonstrated in The mechanical performance, The split Hopkinson bar
external impacts, deformations challenges and routes to COMPOSITE LUG deposition process for creating IMPACT Jonathan Hopkins, University HIGHLY ALIGNED CARBON PROPERTIES
laboratory in France completing This paper aims to study the elastomer – granular fluid the microstructure of multiple technique is used for high
and changes in environmental mitigation STRUCTURES multifunctional textiles and Akinori Yoshimura, Nagoya Of California, Los Angeles NANOTUBE WEB Yongbum Choi, Graduate
Professor Simon Quinn, the final year of its studies. failure strength and failure composites. In this research ceramic matrix composites were strain rate testing of
conditions during service. Peng Zhuo, University Of fibers is introduced. University (UCLA) Sandeep Kumar, Queen School of Engineering,
Currently working on material mode of Fiber Metal Laminates we want to investigate the investigated under different T800/F3900 composite in
Smart structural composites are University of Southampton, UK Nottingham Applications in structural University Belfast Hiroshima University
and member of the behaviour to modelise new in single-bolted single-lapped fluidic nature of these granular conditions relevant to service. compression and tension.
multifunctional structural health monitoring and flexible
composite forming strategy joint. materials and consider them Up to the present it was Digital image correlation is
materials which are capable of Regulations, Codes and sensors for human motion
Standards working group such as incremental processes. as a new medium for observed that a high degree of used for measuring the strain
strain, stress, damage or detection will be discussed.
under the Composite transferring force in pneumatic variability is found in the on the surface of the
temperature sensing.
Leadership Forum (CLF), UK actuators. microstructure of these systems specimen.
resulting in high variability of the
mechanical properties.
Composites regulations and
processes for validation and
certification - an industry
perspective 2410-4
Dr. Matthew Jevons, MT DEVELOPMENT OF 2414-4
Aerospace AG, Germany PRESSURE INFLUENCE
ADAPTIVE FIBER
2406-4 2409-4
REINFORCED PLASTICS BY DURING CURING ON THE 2415-4
TOWARDS SELF- BIAXIAL STRESS TESTS
2403-4 OPEN REED WEAVING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES EFFECTS OF ULTRASONIC
Partnership between REGULATING DENTAL FOR UNIDIRECTIONAL 2411-4
DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY OF EPOXY RESIN TREATMENT ON
academia and industry on COMPOSITES CFRP LAMINATES
MANUFACTURE OF 2405-4 Moniruddoza Ashir, CAPTURING ARRAYS OF 2413-4 COMPOSITES AT HIGH MICROSTRUCTURE AND
improving composite Mostafa Yourdkhani, Colorado 2407-4 2408-4 Keita Goto, Department Of 2412-4
MULTISCALE CARBON ENHANCING MECHANICAL Technische Universität MAGNETIC BEADS USING MICROSTRUCTURE, STRAIN RATES MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
regulations and certification State University NUMERICAL ASSESSMENT STUDY ON BIAXIAL AND Aerospace Engineering, DETECTION OF DIFFERENT
FIBRE REINFORCED PROPERTIES OF 3D Dresden COMPOSITE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Moritz Kurkowski, Chair of OF HYBRID PARTICULATES
processes OF CAPILLARY PRESSURE CYCLIC TENSILE Nagoya University MECHANICAL FORCES BY
POLYMER (CFRP) PRINTED PARTS BY HETEROSTRUCTURES AND OXIDATION Plastics Technology, TU REINFORCED AL-ALLOY
Dr. Enrique Garcia, National A novel method for enhancing BY FLOW SIMULATION IN A PROPERTIES OF FEVE MULTIDIRECTIONAL
COMPOSITES FOR SPRAYING CELLULOSE An adaptive FRP was WITH PERPENDICULAR RESISTANCE OF C/C-SIC- Dortmund University MATRIX COMPOSITES
Composites Centre, UK the longevity of dental FIBROUS MEDIUM REINFORCED MEMBRANES Biaxial stress tests of SENSORS
MULTIFUNCTIONALITY NANOCRYSTALS developed with shape memory MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY ZRB2 COMPOSITES Jianyu Li, State Key Lab Of
restorations is developed via Hong Nhan Vo, Ecole Des Jinhua Jiang, Donghua unidirectional CFRP laminates Shuhua Peng, University Of
Amir Asadi, Texas A&m alloy being structurally (PMA) Wenbo Han, Harbin Institute of This study shows a significant Materials Processing And Die
Composite regulations – sustained delivery of bioactive Mines University were performed to investigate New South Wales
University integrated into reinforcing Christopher Lynch, University Technology pressure influence during & Mould Technology,
challenges and compounds to the dentin-resin failure criteria under fiber
Mechanical And Industrial fabrics using open reed Of California, Riverside curing on the impact strength Huazhong University Of
opportunities interface using sustained- longitudinal tensile-fiber
Engineering weaving technology. In a of epoxy resin and on the Science And Technology,
Mr. Rodney Thomson, release polymer transverse compressive biaxial
subsequent step, the mechanical properties of China
Engineering Manager, microcapsules. stress state.
thermomechanical carbon fibre reinforced plastics
Advanced Composite characterization of adaptive at high strain rates.
Structures Australia Pty Ltd FRP was executed.
This workshop will run for 2.5
2407-5
hours between 1600 and 1830
PREDICTING MULTISCALE
2411-5
FAILURE IN TEXTILE 2409-5
2403-5 MWCNT REINFORCED BIO-
2405-5 COMPOSITES USING 2408-5 NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE 2413-5
THE PHYSICAL FIELDS TO BASED
THERMOGRAPHIC REALISTIC EXPERIMENTAL AND FORMATION OF LEAKAGE REACTION ASSISTED FLASH
MICROHOLES PROBLEM IN BENZOXAZINE/EPOXY
ASSESSMENT OF FIBRE REPRESENTATIVE NUMERICAL STUDY OF PATHS THROUGH CFRP SINTERING OF AL2O3-YAG
FLEXOELECTRIC SOLIDS COPOLYMERS WITH NIR 2414-5 2415-5
REINFORCED 3D PRINTING VOLUME ELEMENTS TRIAXIALLY BRAIDED LAMINATES FOR EUTECTIC COMPONENT
Xinpeng Tian, Xi'an Jiaotong ACTUATION CAPABILITY FLEXURAL IMPACT CHARACTERIZATION OF
FILAMENT Nayeem Chowdhury, Boeing COMPOSITE UNDER QUASI- CRYOGENIC PROPELLANT 2410-5 CERAMIC
University 2406-5 Sarawut Rimdusit, 2412-5
Rachael Tighe, University Of R&T - Australia STATIC AND HIGH SPEED TANKS Jinling Liu, Southwest Jiaotong PROPETIES AND SIC REINFORCED AZ91
RECYCLING OF WIND RAPID DESIGN AND Chulalongkorn University NANO-ENGINEERED
Waikato IMPACT LOADINGS Hitoshi Hamori, University of University FRACTURE BEHAVIORS OF MAGNESIUM ALLOY
In this paper, the complete TURBINE BLADES FOR PROTOTYPING OF GRAPHENE POLYMER
In-Situ testing using non- Chao Zhang, Northwestern Tokyo CONTINUOUS AND COMPOSITES PRODUCED
explicit solution of physical FUSED FILAMENT ADAPTIVE COMPOSITE Due to high NIR absorption COMPOSITES WITH SELF-
Thermography is proposed for destructive inspection Polytechnical University The mixed Al2O3-Y2O3 DISCONTINUOUS RANDOM USING IN-SITU
fields to a micro-hole is solved FABRICATION FEEDSTOCK ARTICULATING CYLINDERS efficiency, multi-walled carbon HEALTH MONITORING
the assessment of short fibre techniques such as micro-CT In this study, finite element powders can be flash sintered at REINFORCED MICROWAVE CASTING
for flexoelectric solids which are Larry Lessard, McGill Jeffery Baur, Air Force nanotubes (MWCNTs) were Pengyu Zhou, The Hong Kong
reinforced 3D printer filaments and neutron tomography (NT) The multi-scaled mechanical models using experimental 800 °C under the applied THERMOPLASTIC CFRP Apurbba Kumar Sharma,
more accurate since accounting University Research Laboratory incorporated in biobased Polytechnic University
to provide quality assurance have assisted in failure behavior of triaxially material properties are electrical field of 900 V/cm. It Fumiaki Yano, Shimadzu Indian Institute of Technology
for the strain gradient, the benzoxazine/epoxy shape
and reduce the variation of understanding composite braided composite under quasi- constructed, and the influence demonstrate the feasibility of Corporation Roorkee
polarization gradient, the memory polymers as
properties and failed prints failure. However, access to static and high-speed impact of the difference of ambient employing the flash sintering
flexoelectric and the reverse reinforcement, endowing the
caused by fibre bunching these bits of test equipment loadings are investigated temperature and the technique to fabricate oxide
flexoelectric effects copolymers with NIR actuation
during manufacture. have acted as a barrier to experimentally and numerically. usefulness of thin-ply layers eutectic ceramic.
simultaneously. capability under ambient
furthering research. A means are numerically verified.
atmosphere.
to bridge this gap is
presented.
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

2402-6
SUSTAINABLE
BIOCOMPOSITES FROM A
SUPER TOUGHENED NANO-
2401-6 BLEND MATRIX FOR
HYDROTHERMAL INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS 2403-6
SYNTHESIS OF Manjusri Misra, University Of EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON
Guelph
CO3O4@CF_RGO
COMPOSITES AND THE
Three different compostable
EXCELLENT MICROWAVE
fillers, i.e. natural fiber,
ELECTROMAGNETIC
agriculture residues, and
PROPERTIES
mineral talc, were added into a University of Denmark - DTU
Shuang Li, Beihang University
novel biodegradable nano-
blend matrix. Biocomposites
with excellent mechanical-
thermal properties in
comparison to the existing
counterparts were created.
1750-1810
TORSIONAL STIFFNESS OF
A WIND TURBINE BLADE
THROUGH COMBINED
LOADING
Mareen Tiedemann, Technical
Wind Energy
2405-6 2413-6
2408-6 2410-6
TOUGHENING OF SICF/SIC STIFFNESS
Composites regulations – a IMPACT TOLERANCE OF ORGANIZED HYBRID
POLYLACTIC ACID/BAMBOO PREDICTION, THERMAL
cross sector perspective THERMOPLASTIC AND NANOCOMPOSITES FOR
BIOCOMPOSITE FOR RESIDUAL STRESS AND
with examples of current THERMOSET EPOXY ROBUST STRETCHABLE
FUSED DEPOSITION PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE
challenges and routes to 2407-6 CARBON TEXTILE SENSORS AND FLEXIBLE
MODELING SIMULATIONS BY MICRO-
mitigation A REPRESENTATIVE COMPOSITES 2409-6 MICROLASERS 2414-6
Xianglian Xiao, USQ VOLUME ELEMENT MODEL Valter Carvelli, Politecnico Di 2412-6 MECHANICS MODEL CHARACTERIZATION AND
Professor Simon Quinn, Vladimir Tsukruk, Georgia
DELAMINATION FAILURE IN Bin Liu, Northwestern
University of Southampton, UK FOR ULTRA HIGH Milano Institute Of Technology ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY MODELING OF WOVEN
Two toughening agents have MMB TEST WITH Polytechnical University
and member of the MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THIN-PLY COMPOSITES SILICON CARBIDE
been investigated in PERIDYNAMICS
Regulations, Codes and POLYETHYLENE The impact performance of We discuss how organized Liyong Tong, The University Of TUBULAR COMPOSITES
PLA/bamboo powder Yile Hu, Shanghai Jiao Tong Focusing on predicting the
Standards working group COMPOSITE carbon textile reinforced highly bionancomposites with Sydney Ghatu Subhash, University Of
biocomposite for 3D printing University macro-stiffness and thermal
under the Composite Dimitrios Kempesis, Imperial polymerized thermoplastic enhanced mechanical and Florida
application. The effect of residual stress for SiCf/SiC
Leadership Forum (CLF), UK College London epoxy is studied and compared sensing performance can be
toughness modification on the composites, 3D micro-structure
to the thermoset counterpart, constructed from biopolymers
toughness properties, finite element analysis methods
Composites regulations and considering the imparted such as silk fiibroin and
viscoelastic behavior, are applied to representative
processes for validation and damage and the after impact synthetic carbon materials
processability, filament quality volume elements and the
certification - an industry compression strength such flexible 2D graphenes.
were evaluated. progressive damage simulation.
perspective
Dr. Matthew Jevons, MT
Aerospace AG, Germany

2412-7
Partnership between STRUCTURAL HEALTH
Tuesday academia and industry on MONITORING
13 August improving composite DEMONSTRATION OF
regulations and certification PRESET-DAMAGE
processes 2409-7 MICROWIRE ARRAYS
2413-7
Dr. Enrique Garcia, National FRACTURE TOUGHNESS ENABLED COMPOSITES MICRO-SCALE ANALYSIS OF
Composites Centre, UK OF GRAPHENE SHEET BASED ON MICROWAVE
PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE IN
ESTIMATED BY COUPLING PROPERTIES
2407-7 CERAMIC MATRIX
Composite regulations – OF BOUNDARY ELEMENT Xuefei Zheng, Zhejiang 2414-7
CARBON FIBRE COMPOSITES
challenges and AND FINITE ELEMENT University IN SITU OBSERVATION OF
Riccardo Manno, University Of
opportunities PROSTHETIC FOOT: Chyanbin Hwu, National
Bristol CRACK FORMATION IN A
Mr. Rodney Thomson, DESIGN AND Cheng Kung University Microwire array modified by 5
ALUMINA-ALUMINA
Engineering Manager, MANUFACTURING wt.% silane can detect 1mm
This work aims to investigate the COMPSOITE AT 1200°C
Advanced Composite PROCESS A new approach of multi-scale diameter local damage, which
damage behaviour of CMCs at Dong Liu, University Of Bristol
Structures Australia Pty Ltd Chao Liu, Deakin University simulation via coupling of is 1 mm away from the nearest
the Micro-Scale through the
boundary element and finite microwire in the composite
employment of representative
element is proposed to predict attributed to the marked
elementary volumes located
This workshop will run for 2.5 the fracture toughness of alteration of domain structure
within single fibrous tows.
hours between 1600 and 1830 graphene sheet. due to the improved stress
transfer by evaluating its
CONTINUED absorption and reflection
coefficients, which is promising
in structural health monitoring
applications.
1810-1830

Student Party
1900-2300 Wunderbar - Munich South Wharf
1915-2230 ICCM VIP Dinner (invitation only)

Time Plenary 2 Meeting room 205 Meeting room 206 Meeting room 208 Meeting room 209 Meeting room 210 Meeting room 211 Meeting room 212 Meeting room 213 Meeting room 214 Meeting room 215 Meeting room 216 Meeting room 217 Meeting room 218 Meeting room 219
0800-0805 Day 3 Welcome & Announcements

PLENARY LECTURE: FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR CARBON FIBRE COMPOSITES: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE VALUE CHAIN Bronwyn Fox, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
0805-0850 Plenary 2
0850-0900 Move to concurrent sessions

3104 Liquid composites 3105 Additive 3108 Textile-based 3115 Metal matrix
0900-1040 3101 Nano-composites 3102 3103 Resin and polymers moulding Manufacturing 3106 Composite structures 3107 Multiscale modelling composites 3109 Fracture and damage 3110 Defence 3111 Biomedical 3112 Testing methods 3113 Hybrid composites 3114 Fatigue Composites

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES MODELING OF IMPACT AN INTEGRATED

INTERFACIAL DAMAGE IN
AND FRACTURE DAMAGE AND APPROACH TO DESIGN
FIBRE REINFORCED CHARACTERISATION AND
RESISTANCE OF THREE- COMPRESSION AFTER AND MONITOR COMPOSITE
COMPOSITES MODELLED IN MODELLING OF
DIMENSIONAL IMPACT OF LAMINATED STRUCTURES UNDER IN-
THE FRAMEWORK OF STRUCTURAL BATTERY
GRAPHENE/POLYMER COMPOSITE AEROSPACE SERVICE FATIGUE
FINITE ELEMENTS WITH COMPOSITES
COMPOSITES STRUCTURES LOADINGS
EMBEDDED REGIONS Leif Asp, Chalmers University
Jang-Kyo Kim, University Paul Davidson, Michigan Marino Quaresimin, Universita
Stepan Lomov, KU Leuven
Science & Technology University degi Studi di Padova

0900-0930
Wednesday 0930-0940 Move to concurrent sessions
14 August
3110-1
3101-1
3105-1 EXPERIMENTAL
THERMAL PROPERTIES OF 3104-1 3108-1
ADDITIVE INVESTIGATION AND
UNSATURATED UNDESIRED FIBER A NUMERICAL STUDY OF 3114-1
MANUFACTURING OF MESOSCALE MODELING
POLYESTER COMPOSITES DEFORMATION OF A MULTI- THE EFFECT OF DRAPING 3111-1
COMPOSITE SANDWICH OF TEXTILE COMPOSITES FATIGUE LIFE ESTIMATION
FILLED WITH MODIFIED 3103-1 LAYERED FIBER PREFORM ON THE MECHANICAL IN VITRO EVALUATION OF 3112-1
PANELS FOR BROADBAND UNDER HIGH-VELOCITY OF A SHORT GLASS
SILICA AEROGEL ORGANIC RADICAL EPOXY IN LIQUID COMPOSITE 3107-1 PROPERTIES OF 3D WOVEN 3109-1 SURFACE ROUGHNESS ON EXPERIMENTAL 3113-1 3115-1
SOUND ABSORPTION IMPACT FIBERS REINFORCED
Muhamad Azizi Mat Yajid, THERMOSET MOLDING PROCESS 3106-1 MODIFIED MORI-TANAKA COMPOSITES EXCEPTIONS TO THE INITIAL RESPONSES OF INVESTIGATION ABOUT IONIC CONDUCTIVITY AND DEFORMATION BEHAVIOR
Filippo Iervolino, THERMOPLASTIC:
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Jaworski Capricho, Swinburne Dong Gi Seong, Pusan TORSIONL PROPERTIES OF METHODS FOR DAMAGE Ioannis Topalidis, University OfASSUMPTION UNDERLYING Hongxu Wang, The University OSTEOBLASTS CELLS ON FLEXURAL PLASTIC AND YOUNG'S MODULUS OF OF ALUMINUM ALLOY
Polytechnique Montréal of New South Wales OPTIMIZATION OF AN
University of Technology National University A STIFFENED COMPOSITE MODELLING OF SHORT Bristol (ACCIS) THE SO-CALLED A NEW AL2O3/CE-TZP FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF SOLID POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITES
(Canberra) ENERGETIC CRITERION
Unsaturated polyester resins TUBE FIBRE REINFORCED PHYSICALLY BASED NANOCOMPOSITE CF MAT-TYPE ELECTROLYTES FOR REINFORCED WITH FEW-
This work presents single and AND CORRESPONDING
(UPR) are widely used in We report the development of A simple and efficient analytic Sung Joon Kim, Korea COMPOSITES A modelling framework is FAILURE THEORIES Luis Antonio Díaz Rodríguez, THERMOPLASTIC SUPERCAPACITOR LAYER GRAPHENE
multi-material Fused This work focuses on the VOLUME INTEGRATION
building and construction stable organic radicals as a scheme was proposed to Aerospace Research Institute Atul Jain, Indian Institute of developed and compared to Shuguang Li, The University of Centro de Investigación en COMPOSITES Suk Jin Kwon, Korea Institute of Seeun Shin, Sunchon National
Deposition Modeling (FDM) of effects of matrix rigidity on FOR MULTIAXIAL
industries such as wall panels, polymeric framework for predict deformations of a multi- Technology Kharagpur experimental data towards Nottingham Nanomateriales Y Yuki Kamei, Shimadzu Materials Science University
sandwich panels featuring penetration resistance, energy APPLICATIONS
and flooring. For the design of functional conductive materials. layered fiber preform by capturing the effect of draping Nanotecnología (CINN-CSIC- Corporation
multiple Helmholtz resonators absorption, and damage Caroline Goutal, Pprime
these structures, thermal comparing the forces applied on the mechanical properties of UNIOVI-PA)
that allow sound absorption extent of UHMWPE textile Institute / Solvay
properties such as thermal to the preform in a mold of 3D woven layer-to-layer
over a wide range of composites subjected to high-
conductivity and stability are liquid composite molding. composites.
frequencies. velocity impact by a spherical
among the important criteria.
steel projectile.

0940-1000
 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

3111-2
3112-2 3114-2
3105-2 MECHANICAL, SHAPE
3108-2 COMPARISON OF PICTURE EXPERIMENTAL AND 3115-2
3101-2 3D PRINTED CONTINUOUS 3109-2 MEMORY AND
CHARACTERISATION OF FRAME DEVICES AND NUMERICAL COMPOSITE CASTINGS
ALIGNMENT AND FIBRE COMPOSITES: STRENGTH AND FAILURE ANTIBACTERIAL
THE WRINKLING ANALYSIS OF LOCKING DETERMINATION OF THE REINFORCED BY TIC
REINFORCING POTENTIAL VALIDATION OF DESIGN & MODES IN RESISTANCE PROPERTIES OF
BEHAVIOUR OF A BIAXIAL ANGLE FOR FABRICS WITH MODE II FRACTURE PARTICLES
OF MULTIFILAMENT CNT ANALYSIS METHODS WELDED THERMOPLASTIC GRAPHENE OXIDE/PLCL
3106-2 3107-2 NON-CRIMP FABRIC DURING 3110-2 DIFFERENT CROSS-PLY 3113-2 TOUGHNESS OF WOVEN Łukasz Szymański, University
FABRICS Mathew Joosten, Deakin COMPOSITE JOINTS: NANOCOMPOSITES
3103-2 3104-2 FORMING EXPERIMENTAL ANGLES COMPOSITES of Science and Technology in
Anastasiia Mikhalchan, IMDEA University DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF COMPUTATIONAL EFFECT OF FIBER–MATRIX Xili Lu, Harbin Engineering INVESTIGATION FOR
TOUGHNESS OF EPOXY SELF-SEALING TOOL Verner Viisainen, University Of OPTIMISATION FOR Benedikt Lux, Swinburne Rowan Healey, Monash Cracow; Innerco sp. z o.o.
Materials Institute HYBRID CARBON FIBRE CONTINUA MODELS OF ADHESION University CONTINUOUS HYBRID
POLYMERS CURED AT HIGH CONCEPT FOR RTM- Cambridge MILITARY AEROSCARF OUT- University of Technology University
The success of the present LAMINATE BEAMS UNDER COMPOSITE CURVED Xuekuan Li, Beihang MOLDING PROCESS FOR
RATES PROCESSES OF-AUTOCLAVE SCARF The authors presented three
The presentation is focused on study demonstrates the first BALLISTIC IMPACT BEAMS University The g-GO/PLLA LONG MEMBER
Declan Carolan, Fac Tim Stallmeister, Universität The wrinkling behaviour of a REPAIRS This study includes a A three-dimensional finite different methods of the in situ
CNT fibres and multifilament step in establishing validated Tao Liu, Univeristy Of Dinghe Li, Civil Aviation nanocomposites show good Akio Ohtani, Kyoto Institute of
Technology Paderborn biaxial NCF over four Riley Mitchell, University of omparison of established and element model was developed fabrication of metal matrix
fabrics and the relationship design tools to facilitate Nottingham University Of China This work focus on the shape memory effect and Technology
benchmark geometries is Southern Queensland novel shear testing devices to determine the mode II composite via casting process:
between CNT alignment and forward facing simulations to influence of stainless steel antibacterial properties, which
characterised through forming and an investigation of non- fracture toughness of a woven composite layer, local
mechanical and reinforcing optimise the topology of 3D mesh size on the failure suggest that these
experiments with 3D-DIC and it crimp fabrics with different fiber composite, validated by an composite reinforcement and
potential for structural printed composites to fully modes of resistance welded nanocomposites may
is shown that shear angle alone orientations for automating the experimental and numerical cast composite reinforced by
composites. exploit the design flexibility of thermoplastic composite joints. potentially be useful for a
cannot predict NCF wrinkling. preforming of stiffening comparison using a TiC.
this emerging technology. variety of biomedical
elements. unidirectional specimen.
applications.
1000-1020

3109-3
3108-3 FAST EVALUATION OF THE
3115-3
MULTI-SCALE MODELING LONGITUDINAL TENSILE 3112-3
3107-3 INVESTIGATION ON NI-MN-
FOR PREDICTING THE FAILURE STATISTICS IN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 3114-3
PROCESS-INDUCED GA PARTICLES/CU
VISCOELASTIC BEHAVIORS UNIDIRECTIONAL FLEXURAL AND CONTROLLED STRAIN
MICROSTRUCTURE COMPOSITES PREPARED
3101-3 OF 3D BRAIDED COMPOSITES COMPRESSIVE RESONANCE FREQUENCY
3104-3 DURING COMPRESSION 3113-3 BY POWDER METALLURGY
SYNERGETIC 3105-3 3106-3 COMPOSITES ACCOUNTING FOR 3111-3 STRENGTHS OF FATIGUE TEST BENCH FOR
INFLUENCE OF DISSOLVED MOLDING OF HIGH FIBER MECHANICAL PROPERTIES METHOD
ENHANCEMENT OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED HIERARCHICAL Tao Zeng, Harbin University Of MATERIAL VARIABILITY EFFECT OF CROSS- UNIDIRECTIONAL CFRP
GASSES IN EPOXY RESIN VOLUME FRACTION SHEET AND MICRO FRACTURE Bing Tian, Harbin Engineering
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY METALLIC FORCE THERMOPLASTIC Science And Technology Fabio Malgioglio, Siemens LINKING CONDITION ON THERMOPLASTIC CFRP Eduard Relea, Inspire AG -
ON RESIN INFUSION PART MOLDING COMPOUND PROCESS OF HYBRID University
BY ALUMINA NANOWIRES TRANSMISSIONS IN FIBRE COMPOSITE LATTICE Industry Software NV MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Tsuyoshi Matsuo, The ETH Zurich
QUALITY Francois Mahe, University of COMPOSITE MATERIAL WITH
IN EPOXY COMPOSITES REINFORCED STRUCTURE: AXIAL A new alternative calculation OF OSTEONECTIN-COATED University Of Tokyo
Sam van Oosterom, Center Delaware CF SHEETS WITH MICRO Microstructure, phase
CONTAINING MICRO THERMOPLASTICS COMPRESSIVE PROPERTY procedure was presented to The longitudinal tensile HAP/COLLAGEN The cast iron ram of a
For Advanced Composite GLASS BALLOON transformation and mechanical
FILLERS Arne Kunze, Leibniz Institute Houchang Liu, Chongqing characterize the time- properties of unidirectional Mototsugu Tanaka, Kanazawa The authors proposed a new BRUDERER BSTA-200 was
Materials - University Of A new formulation is proposed Takuto Omura, Graduate School property of Ni-Mn-Ga
Kazuaki Sanada, Toyama For Materials Engineering University dependent viscoelastic composites and their scatter Institute of Technology flexural test method for redesigned in CFRP and the
Auckland to describe the evolving multi- of Fukushima university particles/Cu composites
Prefectural University behaviors of resin-based 3D are predicted with a multi-scale unidirectional thermoplastic fatigue behavior of CFRP had
scale microstructure and the prepared by pressureless
braided composites from the model, including the material CFRP. The flexural strength to be tested in a very high
viscous flow behavior during sintering method are
perspective of macroscopic, variability. A simple Machine has a strong correlation with cycle fatigue test bench.
SMC compression molding. investigated in the present
mesoscopic and microscopic Learning inspired strategy the compressive strength.
work.
scale. enables very fast
Wednesday
computations.
14 August
1020-1040
Coffee break
1040-1110 Exhibition hall

P3204 Additive P3212 Bio-inspired

manufacturing P3205 Liquid composites composites P3214 Metal matrix
P3201 Polymer matrix P3202 Composite structures MSC Software industry Advanced manufacturing moulding P3207 Repair P3208 Structural analysis P3210 Aerospace P3211 Defence and Green & natural fibre Altair industry workshop composites Industry-Academia
1110-1240 materials and SHM workshop and automation Automated fibre placement P3206 Nano-Composites Tribology & fatigue and optimisation P3209 Hybrid composites Automotive biocomposites composites & Meta-composite Discussion Platform

P3201-1
PREPARATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF P3206-1 P3211-1
HIGH STRENGTH AND HIGH GRAPHENE DIC ANALYSIS OF
P3207-1
OIL RESISTANT FLAME OXIDE/POLYMER-BASED SHRINKAGE BEHAVIORS Mobility between Academia
MSC Software industry NEW MATERIAL REMOVAL Altair industry workshop
RETARDANT EVA NANOCOMPOSITE OF DENTAL COMPOSITES and Industry
workshop TOOLS AND PROCESSES P3210-1
COMPOSITES FOR CABLE HYDROGEL FOR DURING DENTAL Isabelle Paris, Bombardier
*invitation only* TO SAFELY EXPEDITE WARPAGE BEHAVIOUR OF RESEARCH MEETS P3214-1
Yiyang Zhou, Hefei University BIOMEDICAL RESTORATION
MAINTENANCE ON P3208-1 DISCONTINUOUS CF/PEEK PRACTICE - APPLYING ENHANCING THE
Of Technology P3205-1 APPLICATIONS WITH Nak-Sam Choi, Hanyang P3212-1 Bridging the gap between
MULTI-SCALE MATERIAL P3204-1 COMPOSITE STRUCTURES AN ASYMPTOTIC SOLUTION P3209-1 THIN PLATES MULTISCALE MODELING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
NUMERICAL SIMULATION ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTY University DESIGN AND education and employment
MODELING WITH DIGIMAT INSTRUMENTED IMPACT James Mazza, US Air Force TO DENSITY DISTRIBUTION INVESTIGATION OF LOW- Natassia Batista, McGill AND OPTIMIZATION IN OF TIB2 REINFORCED
Macromolecular compatibilizer OF RESIN FLOW THROUGH Lee Won Chang, Hannam CONSTRUCTION OF BIO- Tony Belcher, Boeing
TO SPEED-UP INNOVATION BEHAVIOR OF PANELS Research Laboratory OF GRADED CELLULAR VELOCITY IMPACT AND CAI University COMPOSITES ENGINEERING MAGNESIUM COMPOSITES
POE-g-GMA is used to modify 3D FIBROUS University The changes of INSPIRED SMART
IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL PRODUCED BY ADDITIVE MATERIALS WITH A BEHAVIOR OF HYBRID USING STIR CASTING
EVA composites. The related REINFORCEMENT AT polymerization shrinkage MATERIALS WITH Modernising Composites
AND PART DESIGN MANUFACTURING More efficient and durable CONSTANT IMPACT LOAD SANDWICH COMPOSITES Two different strand sizes were Markku Palanterä, Director of METHOD
results showed obvious MULTISCALE We presented the fabrication distribution in the composite REVERSIBLE ADHESION Regulations
Thomas Whitney, University Of nonmetallic tools for removal of Baixue Chang, University of Alex Osei Bonsu, Harbin compared through warpage Global Composites Business Anbuchezhiyan
improvements in the interfacial Chaozhong Chen, CRRC of GO/polymer composite resin part were examined by Ying Chu, Harbin Institute of Ole Thomsen, Bristol
Soumik Chakrabarty Dayton a variety of materials, including Science and Technology of Engineering University measurements. For the small Development Gnanasambandam, Srm
interactions, which was Academy hydrogel with flexibility, soft, the DIC method during dental Technology University
Emilie Storms sealants, elastomeric coatings, China strands, an alignment grid was Valliammai Engineering
attributed to the improved filler antimicrobial, enhanced restoration for two types of
adhesives, caulks and tapes, also proposed to better control This workshop will run for 90 College
dispersion and strengthened mechanical property. Its composite resins. The Increasing access for SMEs
This workshop will run for 90 were developed, evaluated for their orientation. minutes
interfacial bonding induced by hydrogel expected that have maximum shrinkage strain to international research
minutes use on composites and
POE-g-GMA. A modified enhanced mechanical happened at the center to be - Matt Jevons, MT Aerospace
commercialized.
interphase structure was properties by GO playing role 0.56% for Clearfil AP-X and -
accordingly proposed and the physical cross-linker. 0.44% for Filtek P90.
related to the mechanical
performance.

1110-1115

P3201-2
EFFECT OF GRAPHENE
AND MWCNTS AND ITS
DOSAGE ON MODE I
INTERLAMINER FRACTURE
TOUGHNESS OF CFRP
Shuanghui Cao, School Of
Aeronautics Northwestern
Polytechnical University
The paper is to enhance the
interlaminar toughness of
unidirectional composite
laminate by supplying
graphene or MWCNTs into the
middle interlaminar at a
inexpensive way!
1115-1120
P3201-3
TAILORED POLYMER
NETWORKS BY
SEQUENTIAL THIOL-ENE
Wednesday
PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION
14 August
Sergio Cespedes, WMG
PEG-co-TEG polymer
networks were
photosynthesized in a two-step Mamadou Abdoul Mbacke,
process to obtain alternating IRT Jules Verne
network structure. Their
mechanical properties were
compared against their
uncontrolled counterparts.
1120-1125
P3201-4
PREPARATION AND
CHARACTERIZATION OF
MODIFIED POLYVINYL
ALCOHOL/SODIUM
ALGINATE HYDROGEL
Jianle Gong, Institute of
Materials Processing and
Intelligent Manufacturing,
Harbin Engineering University
1125-1130
P3202-2
A TRISTABLE CROSS-
SHAPED UNSYMMETRIC
FIBER-REINFORCED CROSS-
PLY LAMINATES:
EXPERIMENTAL AND
SIMULATION METHODS
Yang Li, Key Laboratory Of
E&M (Zhejiang University Of
Technology)
This paper presents a novel
cross-shaped unsymmetric
fiber-reinforced cross-ply
laminates, which is different
from square-shaped
unsymmetric fiber-reinforced
cross-ply laminates and has
three stable configurations.
P3202-3
A NUMERICAL MODEL FOR
COUPLING HYGRO-
MECHANICAL PHENOMENA
IN COMPOSITE MATERIALS
P3202-4
NONLINEAR FINITE
ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF
COMPOSITE BOLTED LAP-
JOINTS : EXPERIMENTAL
VS . NUMERICAL TESTS
Benoit Montagne, Institut
Clément Ader
MSC Software industry
workshop
*invitation only*
MULTI-SCALE MATERIAL
MODELING WITH DIGIMAT
TO SPEED-UP INNOVATION
IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL
AND PART DESIGN
Soumik Chakrabarty
Emilie Storms
This workshop will run for 90
minutes
CONTINUED
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
P3211-2
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON
P3203-2
ANTI-PENETRATION
OPTIMIZATION OF
P3210-2 PERFORMANCE OF
PROCESS PARAMETERS
P3207-2 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SANDWICH TARGET MADE
FOR FUSED FILAMENT
FAILURE AND RELIABILITY INTER-YARN FRICTION OF THIN STEEL PLATES
FABRICATION USING TOOL
ANALYSIS OF IN-SERVICE CHARACTERISTICS OF STF- AND WOOD AGAINST
PATH REVERSING
REPAIRED COMPOSITES KEVLAR FABRICS WITH 7.62MM BULLET
Vishal Hayagrivan, Rise P3209-2
Wei Feng, School of DIFFERENT MASS Liling He, China Academy of
Sicomp ROBUST AND CONDUCTIVE CONCENTRATIONS P3212-2
P3206-2 Aeronautics, Northwestern Engineering Physics
P3204-2 P3208-2 P3214-2
Polytechnical University HYDROGEL BASED ON Wei Chen, Nanjing University PREPARATION AND
A novel method to optimize A TWO PHASES COUPLING HIGH-EMISSIVITY NANO- VIRTUAL CALCULATION OF WEAR AND MECHANICAL
CARBON of Aeronautics and 1. Ballistic limit velocities of the ELECTRICAL
the process parameters for FREE AND POROUS FLOW COMPOSITE FILM FOR EUV THE B-BASIS ALLOWABLES CHARACTERISTICS OF AL-
This paper performed NANOTUBE/ARAMID Astronautics thin steel plates are fitted CHARACTERIZATIONS OF
fused filament fabrication METHOD AT MULTI- PELLICLE APPLICATIONS OF NOTCHED COMPOSITE SI/TIB2 COMPOSITES
experimental and numerical NANOFIBER FOR according to Recht-Ipson MAN-MADE NACRE-LIKE
(FFF) (an additive SCALES OF LCM PROCESS IN SEMICONDUCTOR LAMINATES Jimmy Karloopia, Indian
works on the behavior of in- STRUCTURAL ENERGY In the current paper, Three Model. COMPOSITES
manufacturing technique) is Arthur Cantarel, Clément Ader FABRICATION PROCESS Carolina Furtado, University Of Institute of Technology
service repaired composites STORAGE types of STF suspension was Yingbang Yao, Guangdong
developed in this paper. Institute (ICA) Jinho Ahn, Hanyang University Porto Roorkee
via scarf method. And Wenxin Cao, Harbin Institute prepared using spherical SiO2 2. Dynamic compressive Universityof Technology
GCode instructions used by
reliability analysis was of Technology particles of 650 nm diameter in strengthes of transverse and
the FFF machine is analysed
conducted to predicted safe different weight concentration longitudinal wood are fitted
and a FE model of the
failure strengths at different to impregnate the Kevlar49 according to the dynamic
manufactured part is built. The
reliability and confidence fabrics. The rheological cavity expansion model.
FE model is used to optimize
levels. properties of different STF
the process parameters
were investigated. 3. The tranverse wood has
governing the FFF
better anti-penetration Mobility between Academia
manufacturing process.
performance than that of the and Industry
longitudinal wood. Isabelle Paris, Bombardier
Bridging the gap between
education and employment
P3211-3 Tony Belcher, Boeing
COMPUTATIONAL Altair industry workshop
P3209-3 Modernising Composites
MULTISCALE MODELLING
EFFECT OF FIBER Regulations
P3205-3 OF CERAMIC MATERIALS P3212-3 RESEARCH MEETS
DISTRIBUTION ON Ole Thomsen, Bristol
PERMEABILITY P3210-3 FOR DEFENCE NEEDS BONE TISSUE SCAFFOLD PRACTICE - APPLYING
P3207-3 COMBINED COMPRESSION- University
EVALUATION IN VACUUM- CF/MODIFIED-PEEK Meredith Mahoney, BASED ON SHAPE MULTISCALE MODELING
P3208-3 TORSIONAL RESPONSE OF
ASSISTED RESIN BONDED COMPOSITE COMPOSITES FOR Department of Defence MEMORY POLYMER AND OPTIMIZATION IN
DESIGN OF SEMI-COMPLEX HYBRID COMPOSITES Increasing access for SMEs
TRANSFER MOLDING OF REPAIRS UNDER DRY/COLD AIRCRAFT Wei Zhao, Harbin Institute of COMPOSITES ENGINEERING
PARTS USING ANISOTROPIC Sneha Bhushan Cheryala, to international research
P3203-3 CARBON FIBER AND HOT/WET Takahiro Hayashi, Mitsubishi Historically, new protective Technology P3214-3
P3206-3 CARBON FIBER CARD WEB Indian Institute of Technology Matt Jevons, MT Aerospace
FLEXURAL FATIGUE REINFORCED PLASTICS ENVIRONMENTAL Chemical Corporation materials and composite Markku Palanterä, Director of THE MAGNETIC AND
CONDUCTIVE REINFORCED Bombay
STRENGTH OF 3D-PRINTED Fumiya Isono, Tokyo CONDITIONS systems were developed This paper details an Global Composites Business ELECTROMAGNETIC
NANOPARTICLE THERMOPLASTICS This session aims to debate
CONTINUOUS CARBON Metropolitan University Florian Röper, Polymer We developed modified-PEEK mainly through laborious trial application of SMP on porous Development PROPERTIES OF
ENHANCEMENTS FOR Yasuyuki Furuta, The University The objective of the current topics that cross between
FIBER REINFORCED Competence Center Leoben resins, which resulted 20°C and error. However, in this bone tissue scaffold. FECONISIXAL0.4 HIGH
STRUCTURAL DIELECTRIC of Tokyo work is to study the role of fiber academia and industry in a
THERMOPLASTIC Permeability measurements Gmbh higher Tg than conventional work a multiscale Compared with traditional This workshop will run for 90 ENTROPY ALLOY
CAPACITORS distribution in the combined close and less formal
LAMINATES were conducted for one- PEEKs. In this study, we computational approach, using bone tissue scaffold, the minutes POWDERS
KY Chan, Swinburne In this study, it was first verified loading response of hybrid environment. Come an join our
Morihumi Inaba, Chiba dimensional unsaturated flow This work focuses on the showed some properties of the application of ab initio scaffold based on SMP Yuping Duan, Dalian
University of Technology that the mechanical properties glass/carbon composites using animators as we discuss key
Institute Technology on carbon woven fabric using influence of testing at -30 °C modified-PEEK matrix carbon methods through to validated possesses advantages of low University of Technology
of CWT can be calculated from finite element analysis. The topics and identify ways
epoxy resin. To reduce and testing after 100 cycles fiber composites, such as continuum models, will provide cost, easy assembly and easy CONTINUED
the fiber orientation distribution change in response with forward. Each animator will
experimental scatter, fabric between -30 °C and 70 °C / 85 mechanical property at high a framework through which to adjustment. And most
(FOD) by Netting Theory. varying fiber distribution is represent a topic and visitors
preparation and materials % r. h. on repair specimens. temperature, fluid resistance understand and predict the importantly, the adaptable
presented taking into account can move between individual
arrangement methods were and flammability. performance of protective bone tissue scaffold will adapt
of the different fiber location in topics or stay with one that
examined. materials. It will also allow to keep the best fixed state.
the representative volume particularly interests them.
materials to be tailored to
element (RVE).
counter new and evolving
threats.
CONTINUED
P3205-4 P3211-4 P3212-4
P3206-4
LINKAGE ANALYSIS OF P3207-4 THE DEFORMATION AND NATURAL FIBRE BASED
P3204-4 NANO-ENABLED P3210-4
PERMEABILITY AND NON-ASBESTOS P3208-4 FAILURE RESPONSE OF HYBRID POLYPROPYLENE
3D PRINTING OF MANUFACTURING OF EFFECTS OF PROCESS
MECHANICAL POLYBENZOXAZINE REDESIGN AND ULTRA-HIGH MOLECULAR COMPOSITES: AN INSIGHT
CONTINUOUS SIZED AEROSPACE-GRADE CONDITIONS ON
EXPERIMENTS FOR CFRP COMPOSITES: FRICTION OPTIMIZATION OF THERMAL WEIGHT POLYETHYLENE INTO THERMAL
CARBON FIBER THERMOPLASTIC AEROSPACE GRADE P3214-4
Seonghun Kwak, Gyeongbuk AND MECHANICAL PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR P3209-4 COMPOSITE TO LOCALIZED PROPERTIES
REINFORCED PA6 COMPOSITES EPOXY/CARBON FIBRE OPTIMIZING THE
Hybrid Technology Institute PROPERTY ATMOSPHERIC REENTRY PROPERTIES AND FAILURE BLAST LOADING Rupam Gogoi, Indian Institute
COMPOSITES Frederick Daso, MICROSTRUCTURE AND
Chanchira Jubsilp, Guokai Han, Harbin Institute of PREDICTION OF INTERPLY COMPOSITE PROPERTIES Long Nguyen, Defence of Technology Roorkee, India
Tengfei Liu, Xi'an Jiaotong Massachusetts Institute of Matt Jennings, School of MECHANICAL BEHAVIORS
This study saved time and Srinakharinwirot University Technology HYBRID COMPOSITES OF Science and Technology (IIT Roorkee)
University Technology Engineering, Deakin University OF IN-SITU TIC-Γ′/NI
money because it was able to GLASS AND Group
COMPOSITES BY
carry out the permeability The addition of short carbon In this work, thermal behavior of SELFREINFORCED Polypropylene (PP)
A sizing treatment process is This work presents the first It was found that when using SUBSEQUENT THERMAL
coefficient experiment and the fiber at 25 wt% in the a lightweight carbon phenolic POLYPROPYLENE Experiments were conducted composites were prepared by
successfully applied to application of Out-of-oven isostatic pressure when curing TREATMENT
mechanical property polybenzoxazine composite ablator and a hybrid thermal Farzaneh Hassani, Queen's to study the response of incorporating short bamboo
improve the interfacial (OoO) heating to producing aerospace composites, the Wenqiang Hu, Beijing
experiment in a lump sum. We showed the optimal friction protection structure has been University Belfast UHMW-PE composite to fiber (SBF) and treated hollow
performance and mechanical carbon fiber reinforced interlaminar shear strength Jiaotong University
hope that if future experimental coefficient which is suitable for analyzed based on the localised blast loading. The glass microspheres (HGM)
properties of 3D printed thermoplastic specimens, and the internal and surface
data accumulates, we will be personal car and significant established mathematical rupture threshold, deformation and their thermal, thermo-
continuous carbon fiber which are comparable or better porosity was comparable to
able to minimize the cost of improvement of flexural model. and failure mechanisms of the mechanical and water
reinforced nylon composites. than their conventionally hot- Autoclave cured samples.
failure by sharing data with properties. material was investigated in absorption behaviour were
press produced laminates.
many people. this work. analysed.

P3202-5
MICRO-MECHANICAL
FAILURE ANALYSIS OF A
UNI-DIRECTIONAL
P3201-5
THE EFFECTS OF COMPOSITE PLY –
MOISTURE AND COHSEIVE ELEMENTS & A
DUCTILE FRACTURE
TEMPERATURE ON THE
FLEXURAL PROPERTIES OF APPROACH
Akash Sharma, IIT Indore
CARBON FIBER PAPER
REINFORCED
The failure behavior of a uni-
THERMOPLASTICS/POLYA
directional (UD) carbon fiber
MIDE 6
reinforced epoxy composite ply
Xiangdong He, The University
subjected to transverse
of Tokyo
tension, compression and
shear loads was studied using
The effects of moisture and
computational micro-
temperature on the fexural
mechanics.In order to capture
properties of carbon fiber
the epoxy matrix plastic
reinforced polyamide 6
deformations and the
materials were researched in
subsequent damage, a ductile
this study.
fracture criterion was used in
combination with the linear
extended Drucker-Prager
plasticity model.
1130-1135
P3202-6
EFFECT OF LAYING
METHOD ON MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF
CONTINUOUS GLASS FIBER
REINFORCED
P3201-6
POLYPROPYLENE
THE INFLUENCE OF
SANDWICH PANELS
DIFFERENT POWDER Yiliang Sun, Beihang
IMPREGNATION University
Wednesday PROCESSES ON THE
14 August PROPERTIES OF L-SHAPED Continuous glass fiber
WOVEN FABRIC reinforced polypropylene
Soumik Chakrabarty
REINFORCED PEEK corrugated composite
COMPOSITES BY HOT sandwich panels with different Emilie Storms
STAMP FORMING laminates
This workshop will run for 90
Hansong Liu, Beihang
minutes
University were prepared in this paper.
The effects of different panels
and core materials on the
mechanical properties of
corrugated sandwich panels
were studied.
1135-1140
P3201-7
DEFORMATION P3202-7
MECHANISM KINKING MECHANICS IN
INVESTIGATION FOR COMPOSITES UNDER
EPOXY BY IN-SITU MECH- COMBINED LOADING
ELETRIC COUPLING Sachin Vankar, Indian Institute
MEASUREMENT Of Technology Bombay
Yinggang Miao, Xi'an Jiaotong
University An analytical approach has
been developed for kinking
Epoxy is modified with CNT mechanics under combined
which reinforces the compression-torsion loading
conductivity of for unidirectional carbon fiber
composites.Then mech- composite. A single fiber-
electric measurement of the matrix unit is considered by
composites are performed for using a fiber deformation
analysing the potential representation with fiber
deformation mechanism at the amplitude and fiber rotation.
peak stress of epoxy materials.
1140-1145
P3204-5
INTERLAYER BONDING
BEHAVIORS OF 3D
PRINTED CONTINUOUS
CARBON FIBER
REINFORCED PEEK
COMPOSITES
Meng Luo, Xi'an Jiaotong
University
The interlayer bonding
behavior by implementing the
process of pre-
impregnation and laser
preheating was studied for
CCF/PEEK composites
extrusion AM fabrication to
avoid obvious delamination.
MSC Software industry
workshop
*invitation only*
MULTI-SCALE MATERIAL
MODELING WITH DIGIMAT
TO SPEED-UP INNOVATION P3204-6
IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT OF A TEST
AND PART DESIGN BENCH FOR FUSED
FILAMENT FABRICATION
Alexander Matschinski,
Technische Universität
München
CONTINUED
P3204-7
IMPROVING THE
STIFFNESS OF HIGH
RESOLUTION DLP
STEREOLITHOGRAPHIC
MATERIAL
Chow-Shing Shin, Department MOULDING
Of Mechanical Engineering,
National Taiwan University.
The Young’s modulus of DLP
stereolithographic material can The effect of flame retardant
be increased markedly by
decreasing the curing layer
thickness and adding suitable in case of carbon fibre
concentration of CNT or
alumina particles.
P3205-5
EFFECT OF WETTABILITY
ON IMPREGNATION
PROCESS OF VISCOUS
FLUID TO WOVEN FIBER
BUNDLES
Atsuki Mizuno, Tokyo
University of Science
We investigated the effect of
wettability on impregnation
process of viscous fluid to
woven fiber bundles on resin
transfer molding method.
P3205-6
A PARAMETRIC FLOW
VISUALISATION STUDY OF
THE WET COMPRESSION
MOULDING PROCESS
Balaji Muthuvel, University Of
Auckland
P3205-7
EFFECT OF FLAME
RETARDANT FILTRATION
ON THE FIRE
PERFORMANCE OF
CARBON FIBRE
REINFORCED EPOXY
COMPOSITES MADE BY
RESIN TRANSFER
Ákos Pomázi, Budapest
University Of Technology And
Economics
filtration on the fire
performance was investigated
reinforced low-viscosity epoxy
composites made by liquid
composite moulding
techniques, such as resin
transfer moulding.
P3206-5
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
COMPOSITES WITH
MODIFIED CARBON FIBERS
FOR LIGHTNING STRIKE
PROTECTION
Anchalee Duongthipthewa,
The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University
New lightning strike protection
(LSP) system was fabricated
by integrating GNPs-coated on
fuzzy fiber composites. The
lightning damages in
composites with/without LSP
system were also predicted
using the numerical model
offering an alternative material
for LSP applications.
P3206-6
PHOSPHATE
FUNCTIONALIZED
GRAPHENE OXIDE AS
ADSORBENT FOR THE
REMOVAL OF PB(II) FROM
AQUEOUS SOLUTION
Daniel Gang, University of
Louisiana At Lafayette
P3206-7
LOW PERCOLATION
THRESHOLD OF
POLYPROPYLENE
SPECIALLY DESIGNED
GRAPHENE
NANOCOMPOSITES
Karolina Gaska, Chalmers
University of Technology
This work presents industrially Tribological behaviour of
relevant melt-mixed system of microwave processed
polypropylene and
hierarchically specially
designed reduced graphene
oxide. Exceptionally low
electrical percolation threshold the coefficient of friction and
has been presented in this
study.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
P3209-5
IMPACT OF CELLULOSE P3211-5
P3207-5 FILAMENTS ON ANALYTICAL AND
WEAR PROPERTIES OF INTERLAMINAR EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON
PAN- AND PITCH-BASED PROPERTIES, HIGH-TEMPERATURE HIGH-
CARBON FIBER FLAMMABILITY AND VELOCITY IMPACT LIMIT P3212-5 P3214-5
P3210-5
REINFORCED PLASTICS P3208-5 THERMAL DEGRADATION THE EFFECT OF CORE- EFFECT OF TA ADDITION
OBTENTION OF A CARBON- FOR C/C COMPOSITE
WITH SIC-NANOPARTICLES EXPERIMENTAL AND BEHAVIOUR OF POLYMER Fan Yang, Harbin Institute of SHELL NANOPARTICLES ON MICROSTRUCTURES
CARBON COMPOSITE
Shigenori Inoue, Doshisha SIMULATION STUDY OF MATRIX COMPOSITES Technology ON STRENGTHENING AND AND ROOM TEMPERATURE
MATERIAL FOR ITS USE IN
university GFRP WITH LOCAL FIBRE Félix Lessard, Polytechnique TOUGHENING OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS
EXPANDING NOZZLES FOR
DEFLECTION UNDER Montréal The debris cloud distributions POLYLACTIDE AND JUTE OF THE NB-16SI-20TI-5AL
AEROSPACE VEHICLES
Friction tests and SEM BEARING LOADS of c/c composites subjected to FIBER REINFORCED ULTRAHIGH
Liliana Maricarmen Lopez,
observations were conducted Lars Thorsten Hefft, Clausthal A fibre reinforced high-temperature high-velocity POLYLACTIDE COMPOSITE TEMPERATURE ALLOY
Universidad Aeronautica en
to investigate the wear University of Technology thermoplastic composite oblique impacts has been Hailing He, Harbin Wenyuan Long, Nanchang
Queretaro
characteristics of PAN- and material composed of investigated analytically and Engineering University Hangkong University
pitch-based carbon fiber polyamide 6 with fire-retardant experimentally and the test
reinforced plastics with SiC- additive (PA6-FR), glass fibre, data might provide general
nanoparticles. and cellulose fibre was tested design guidelines for thermal
for application in aircraft cabin protection shields.
interior.
Mobility between Academia
and Industry
Isabelle Paris, Bombardier
Bridging the gap between
education and employment
P3209-6
Tony Belcher, Boeing
P3207-6 HYBRID NANOCOMPOSITE
FATIGUE LIFE PREDICTION OF ZIF-67 AND COBALT- P3210-6
Altair industry workshop Modernising Composites
OF EPOXY COATING ON P3208-6 NICKEL LAYERED DOUBLE MINIMIZATION OF THE OUT-
P3212-6 Regulations
COMPOSITES SUBJECTED DAMPING OPTIMIZATION OF HYDROXIDE AS OF-PLANE THERMAL
THE FABRICATION OF RESEARCH MEETS Ole Thomsen, Bristol
TO WATERDROP IMPACT LAMINATED PLATES BASED ELECTROCATALYST FOR DEFORMATION OF CFRP
POLYLACTIC ACID (PLA) / PRACTICE - APPLYING University
Ameya Kaore, Sardar ON COMPLEX MODULUS HIGHLY EFFICIENT REFLECTORS BY
CELLULOSE NANOFIBER MULTISCALE MODELING
Vallabhbhai National Institute APPROACH OXYGEN EVOLUTION STACKING SEQUENCE
(CNF) NANOCOMPOSITES AND OPTIMIZATION IN P3214-6 Increasing access for SMEs
of Technology, Surat Masaki Kameyama, Shinshu REACTION OPTIMIZATION
P3211-6 WITH PLASTICIZER AS COMPOSITES ENGINEERING SIMULATION OF THERMAL to international research
University Feng Li, Beijing University of Shun Tanaka, Nagoya
BIOCHAR: A POTENTIAL DISPERSING AGENT CONDUCTIVITY FOR Matt Jevons, MT Aerospace
This paper presents a finite Chemical Technology University
COMPOSITE CONSTITUENT Bich Nam Jung, Korea Markku Palanterä, Director of TITANIUM BORIDE
element model to predict the This paper deals with the
Oisik Das, Department of Fibre University / Korea Institute of Global Composites Business PARTICLE DISPERSED This session aims to debate
fatigue life of the epoxy coating damping characteristics of A three-dimensional CoNiAl- The effects of altering and
and Polymer Technology, KTH Industrial Technology Development ALUMINUM COMPOSITES topics that cross between
on S-glass/epoxy composite symmetrically laminated plates. LDH/ZIF-67 nanocomposite optimizing the stacking
Royal Institute of Technology Gen Sasaki, Hiroshima academia and industry in a
against raindrop impact. The The concept of complex exhibited excellent oxygen sequence of CFRP laminates
In this study, Polylactic acid This workshop will run for 90 University close and less formal
rainfall data for Mumbai region modulus and that of lamination evolution reaction activity, due as a method to mitigate the
(PLA) / CNF nanocomposites minutes environment. Come an join our
in India is used to simulate the parameters are introduced, to unique hierarchical out-of-plane thermal
were prepared by melt mixing animators as we discuss key
fatigue loading. This model where the complex stiffness architecture with largely deformation due to fiber
method with triethyl citrate CONTINUED topics and identify ways
can be used to predict the invariants are newly proposed increased electrochemical orientation error of space-
(TEC) as plasticizer. forward. Each animator will
fatigue life of wind turbine in this paper. active surface area, multi- based CFRP reflectors was
represent a topic and visitors
coatings subjected to rain porous framework, and investigated.
erosion. intimate interfacial coupling can move between individual
topics or stay with one that
effect.
particularly interests them.
CONTINUED
P3212-7
EVALUATION OF TENSILE
PROPERTIES AND WATER
P3208-7
P3207-7 ABSORPTION OF ABACA P3214-7
CLASSIFICATION AND
TRIBOLOGICAL FIBER THERMOPLASTIC EVALUATION OF
PROPERTIES OF THREE-
CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPOSITE RELATIVE TO INTERFACIAL THERMAL
DIMENSIONAL TEXTILE
MICROWAVE PROCESSED FIBER LENGTH, TYPE OF RESISTANCE OF AL-ALN
PREFORMS P3209-7
KENAF/HDPE COMPOSITES MATRIX AND ADDITIVES PARTICLE DISPERSED
Zhenyu Ma, Nanjing University GAMMA-RAY SHIELDING
UNDER DRY SLIDING WEAR P3210-7 Marissa Paglicawan, COMPOSITES BY USING
of Aeronautics and Astronautics PROPERTY OF P3211-7
Manoj Kumar Singh, Indian VIBRATION FREQUENCY Department of Science and IMAGE-BASED
TUNGSTEN/BASALT FIBER ADVANCED QUALIFICATION
Institute of Technology Mandi DESIGN AND STUDY OF Technology- Industrial CALCULATION
In this paper, the 3D textile REINFORCED EPOXY OF COMBOO - A BAMBOO
COMPOSITE FUSELAGE Technology Development Kenjiro Sugio, Hiroshima
preforms were classified, and MATRIX COMPOSITES BASED CORE MATERIAL
STRUCTURE Institute University
three representative geometric FABRICATED BY TWO Andreas Loth, Beuth
Kaijian Wang, Beihang
units (RGUs) were proposed, TUNGSTEN HYBRID WAYS University of Applied Science
kenaf/HDPE composites were University Effects of abaca short fibers, Interfacial thermal resistance
namely orthogonal geometric Ran Li, Institute of Aerospace
assessed using a pin-on-disc milled fiber and woven fabric, in Al-AlN composites was
unit, skew geometric unit and Material and Technology
tribometer. The effect of the NaOH treatment, maleic evaluated by comparing the
curved geometric unit. Other
sliding speed was observed on anhydride and measured thermal conductivity
units were combinations and
nanoprecipitated calcium and the calculated thermal
derivations of these three
specific wear rate. carbonate on the tensile conductivity.
RGUs.
properties and water
absorption of the composites
was studied.
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

P3206-8
P3201-8 P3211-8
EFFECT OF CARBON
COMPARISON OF SHORT P3204-8 P3209-8 FACTORIAL STUDY OF
NANOTUBES CONTENT ON P3212-8
CARBON AND POLY(P- EFFECT OF LASER RE- P3205-8 EFFECT OF ARAMID FIBER MATERIAL AND PROCESS
THE FRACTURE BEHAVIOR ELABORATION AND
PHENYLENE-2,6- P3202-8 MELTING PROCESS ON EVALUATION OF CLOTH ON PARAMETERS ON FIRE
OF PP/EPDM/MWCNT P3208-8 MECHANICAL
BENZOBISOXAZOLE) INVESTIGATION INTO 3D THE MICROSTRUCTURE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES CARBON/ARAMID FIBER AND MECHANICAL
BLEND-NANOCOMPOSITES LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN OF CHARACTERISTICS OF
FIBERS ON THE PRINTING OF CFRP USING AND MECHANICAL FOR CFRTP USING IN SITU- REINFORCED PROPERTIES OF WOOL P3214-8
UNDER DYNAMIC AND COMPOSITE BODY FOR FLAX-PCL COMPOSITES
PROPERTIES OF COVERING COMPOSITE PROPERTIES OF POLYMERIZING THERMOPLASTICS AND WHEAT GLUTEN PREPARATION OF SICNP
QUASI-STATIC LOADING ELECTRIC MICROBUS P3210-8 AND SANDWICHES
POLYESTER YARN ADDITIVELY THERMOPLASTIC P3207-8 Hisaki Matsuda, Department of COMPOSITES AND IN-SITU MG2SI HYBRID
Mehrdad Khodabandelou, Pongpat Sirisobrana, King DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF Laurent Bizet, Université Le
THERMOPLASTIC Takato Yoshizawa, Doshisha MANUFACTURED METAL URETHANE RESIN THE INFLUENCE OF FABRIC Systems Innovation, The Nam Kyeun Kim, Centre for PARTICULATES
Sahand University of Mongkut’s University of FILAMENT-WOUND Havre Normandie
ELASTOMERS University MATRIX COMPOSITES Tsuyoshi Sugita, Nihon ON THE WEAR-RESISTING University of Tokyo Advanced Composite REINFORCED AL-CU
Technology Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) COMPOSITE PRESSURE
Adam Pearson, University of Jianshen Wang, University of University PROPERTY OF SELF- Materials, Mechanical MATRIX COMPOSITES
VESSELS BASED ON MESH Flax composites have been
Toronto In this study, we aimed to New South Wales LUBRICATING COMPOSITS Carbon/aramid interlayer Engineering Department, The Shusen Wu, State Key Lab of
The increase of MWCNT This paper presents the design WINDING THEORY manufactured with
understand the influence of The newly developed in situ- Mingming Yu, Shanghai hybrids with continuous University of Auckland Materials Processing and Die
content has a contradictory and optimization of sandwich Hui Xu, Hefei University of polycaprolactone (PCL) matrix
Thermoplastic elastomers molding conditions when using Apply laser re-melting process polymerizing thermoplastic University aramid cloths were & Mould Technology,
effect of the fracture toughness structure consisting of glass Technology in order to obtain
have been reinforced with CFRP with covering composite to the additive manufactuing of urethane resin has excellent manufactured and static and The research has investigated Huazhong University of
under dynamic loading and and carbon fiber/epoxy face biodegradable composites.
short carbon and PBO fibers. yarn in 3D printer on resin Ti-Ni_C Metal Matrix moldability like thermosetting dynamic tests were carried the desirable conditions of Science and Technology
quasi-static loading. It was and foam core for electric Flax fibers assembled in
While the fibers have similar impregnation and mechanical Composites and investigate resin, and CFRTP using it has out. The aramid cloths material and manufacturing
demonstrated that this microbus. unidirectional fabrics and flax
base mechanical properties properties. the improvement of excellent mechanical improved the toughness of parameters to enhance fire
contradiction originates from shives have been used as
the strength of the PBO microstructure, hardness and properties. CFRTP in flexural and resistant and mechanical
different dominant toughening different reinforcements.
composites is superior to mechanical properties. dynamic tests. properties of wool and gluten
mechanisms in the PP matrix
carbon reinforcement. based composites.
under both test conditions.
Mobility between Academia
and Industry
1145-1150 Isabelle Paris, Bombardier

Bridging the gap between

P3201-9 P3202-9
LINEAR AND NONLINEAR QUASI STATIC
ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF COMPRESSIVE RESPONSE
POLYSTYRENE-BASED OF CFRP HONEYCOMB
NANOCOMPOSITES CORE WITH FOAM FILLERS
Irina Semenova, Ioffe Institute Hao Zhou, Nanjing University
Of Science And Technology
Wednesday
Polystyrene-based composites
14 August
filled with particles of different CFRP honeycomb with PMI
type and shape were foam fillers was proposed as a
fabricated by melt technology. hybrid sandwich core. The
Their linear and nonlinear quasi static compressive
elastic properties were response of the core was
estimated. analyzed numerically.
1150-1155
P3202-10
ELECTROMECHANICAL
RESPONSE OF
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
PIEZOELECTRIC
COMPOSITES
Krishna Challagulla,
Laurentian University
P3201-10
The present work extends the
HIGH TEMPERATURE
previous study by the authors
COMPRESSION
on piezoelectric foam
PROPERTIES OF CFF/PPS
structures to multifunctional
COMPOSITE LAMINATES
composite structures by
FABRICATED BY FILM
enclosing the foam structures
STACKING TECHNIQUE
with symmetric interconnect
Shixun Wang, Beijing Institute
made of PZT-7A (acts as first
Of Astronautical Systems
phase) within piezoelectric
Engineering
materials (acts as second
phase); (i) barium titanate
(BaTiO3), and relaxor
ferroelectrics (PMN-33%PT)
(ceramic-ceramic piezoelectric
composites), and (ii)
polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
(ceramic-polymer piezoelectric
composites).
1155-1200
MSC Software industry
workshop
*invitation only*
P3204-9
MULTI-SCALE MATERIAL
EFFECTS OF CURE CYCLE
MODELING WITH DIGIMAT
PRESSURE PROFILE AND
TO SPEED-UP INNOVATION
HEATING RATE ON
IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL
PROPERTIES OF OUT-OF-
AND PART DESIGN
AUTOCLAVE RAPIDLY
CURED CARBON FIBRE
Soumik Chakrabarty
COMPOSITES
Emilie Storms
Sima Kashi, Deakin University
This workshop will run for 90
minutes
CONTINUED
P3204-10
HIGLY AUTOMATED
MANUFACTURING
PROCESS OF LARGE
AIRPLANE CFRP
STRCTURES
Marcin Malecha, German
Aerospace Center
We present automated
approach for manufacturing of modelling technique has been phosphides coated copper
large aircraft structures made introduced to more precisely
of dry non-crimped carbon
fabrics from material logistics failures of AFP composite with (Co2P@CuO NR/CF) as an
to vacuum bagged preform in the inclusion of process-
a single smart process.
P3205-9
PEFORMANCE MONITOR
AND PREDICTION OF A
BIAXIALLY LOADED THIN
COMPOSITE TUBE
Md Shamsuddoha, University
of New South Wales
Compressive loading in
conjunction with torsion of
hollow composite tube is
critical due to plastic micro containing cobalt-copper alloys fatigue behavior of bistable
buckling formed helically
around the tube. This study
aims to investigate behaviour graphene (CuCo@2D-MoS2/N- cycles and presents a creep
of hollow composite tubes with Gr) is synthesized by a simple model to explain the
round hole under combined
torsion and compression
loads, and compared with
finite element analysis.
P3205-10
INTRA-LAMINAR AND INTER- COATED COPPER OXIDE
LAMINAR PROGRESSIVE
FAILURE ANALYSIS OF AFP ENHANCED OVERALL
COMPOSITE ON A TOW
LEVEL
Xie Li, University of New South National University
Wales
A tow level numerical
capture the progressive
induced defects.
P3206-9
COBALT COPPER ALLOYS
ENCAPSULATED BY
MOS2/N-DOPED GRAPHENE
NANO-
HETEROSTRUCTURES FOR
ORR APPLICATION
Nam Hoon Kim, Chonbuk
National University
In this work, a hybrid
encapsulated 2D-molybdenum laminate, gives the critical load
disulfide/nitrogen-doped
thermal treatment and
investigated as a catalyst for load.
oxygen reduction reaction
(ORR) in alkaline solution.
P3206-10
COBALT PHOSPHIDES
NANOROD ARRAYS FOR
WATER SPLITTING
Joong Hee Lee, Chonbuk
Herein, we report the cost-
effective fabrication of cobalt
oxide nanorod arrays
supported 3D foam
efficient electrocatalyst for
overall water splitting in
alkaline condition.
P3209-9
P3207-9
HOW THE SPRAYING OF
A CREEP MODEL FOR THE
GRAPHENE
FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF
NANOPLATELETS
HYBRID BI-STABLE
CHANGES MECHANICAL
LAMINATE
P3208-9 PROPERTIES OF CARBON
Yanqi Li, Harbin Institute of
BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF FIBRE REINFORCED
Technology
MULTILAYERED BEAMS POLYMER?
WITH SOFT AND RIGID Marzena Pawlik, University of
This work researchs the
INTERFACES Derby
An Le, University Of
Technology Sydney This study investigates the
changes with the number of
effects of graphene
nanoplatelets, sprayed on the
carbon fibre fabric, on flexural
attenuation range of the critical
and interlaminar properties of
CFRP composites.
P3209-10
CFRP-STEEL HYBRIDS
P3207-10
WITH IMPROVED AGEING
SHORT-TIME APPROACH
RESISTANCE THROUGH
FOR FATIGUE LIFE
ZINC OXIDE NANORODS -
ESTIMATION OF
INVESTIGATION OF BASIC
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
MECHANISMS
COMPOSITES
Jan Striewe, Paderborn
Sebastian Backe, TU
University
Kaiserslautern
Investigations on the mode of
A newly developed short-time
action and influence of an
approach for fatigue life
innovative wet-chemical
estimation of multifunctional
surface pre-treatment of steel
composite laminates based on
substrates on the ageing
single load increase tests is
resistance of hybrids made of
introduced.
steel and carbon fibre-
reinforced plastic.
P3210-9
A COMPUTATIONALLY
EFFICIENT APPROACH FOR
ANALYSING THE ONSET OF
FAILURE IN AEROSPACE
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
Shibo Yan, The University of
Nottingham
P3210-10
SIMULATION AND
EXPERIMENTS FOR
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
DOMINATING THE PRESS
MOLDING USING CFRTP
PREFORMS
Yuji Abo, Kyoto University
The press molding using
CFRTP attracts attention to
reduce production times. The
pull-out and shear property of
CFRTP preforms were
examined, and models for
preforming simulation were
made.
P3211-9
BAMBOO BASED BIO-
COMPOSITES UNDER
DAMAGED AND
UNDAMAGED FRACTURE
Wen Liu, Beijing Forestry
University
P3211-10
CHARACTERIZATION AND
THERMAL EFFECT ON
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
OF BIOMATERIAL-
REINFORCED-
POLYPROPYLENE
Anh Dung Ngo, École De
Technologie Supérieure
education and employment
Tony Belcher, Boeing
P3212-9 P3214-9
Altair industry workshop Modernising Composites
THERMAL AND A NOVEL W/TIN/TA
Regulations
MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR COMPOUND SHAPED
RESEARCH MEETS Ole Thomsen, Bristol
OF FLAX YARNS MODIFIED CHARGE LINER
PRACTICE - APPLYING University
WITH GRAPHENE OXIDE ZiZhi Yan, Huazhong
MULTISCALE MODELING
Farzin Javanshour, Tampere University of Science &
AND OPTIMIZATION IN Increasing access for SMEs
University Technology
COMPOSITES ENGINEERING to international research
Matt Jevons, MT Aerospace
In this work, the potential of Mr. Yan and his team have
Markku Palanterä, Director of
graphene oxide treatment to devoted themselves to the
Global Composites Business This session aims to debate
improve flax-epoxy adhesion, study of toughening
Development topics that cross between
increase in the thermal stability technology of tungsten
academia and industry in a
of flax fibres and their composites for many years,
This workshop will run for 90 close and less formal
mechanical properties over hoping to promote the
minutes environment. Come an join our
200 °C processing application of tungsten in
animators as we discuss key
temperatures are studied. industry.
CONTINUED topics and identify ways
forward. Each animator will
represent a topic and visitors
can move between individual
topics or stay with one that
particularly interests them.
CONTINUED
P3212-10
P3214-10
GREEN AND NATURAL
STRENGTHENING OF PURE
FIBRE PANEL COMPOSITES
AL MATRIX COMPOSITES
FROM BAMBOO-A
BY IN-SITU SYNTHESIZED
MATERIAL OF THE FUTURE
NANO AL-O NEEDLE PHASE
Uday Nagammanavar, IPIRTI
Xinxin Zhu, Southwest
Jiaotong University
IPIRTI has developed number
of bamboo based structural
The in-situ Al matrix
products like Bamboo Mat
composites were synthesized
Board (BMB), as alternative to
by mechanical milling followed
plywood, Bamboo Mat
by oscillatory press sintering,
Corrugated Sheet (BMCS) as
producing an excellent
alternative to corrugated
mechanical properties both at
roofing sheets,Bamboo
ambient and elevated
Flooring Tiles,Bamboo
temperatures.
Particle/Fibre Boards.
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P3206-11
P3202-11 P3204-11 ELECTROMAGNETIC
DAMAGE VISUAL CONTINUOUS TAPE LAYUP PROPERTIES OF
P3212-11
INDICATION SYSTEM FOR MOLDING BEHAVIOR OF KH560/RGO@FE3O4/TIO2/P
ONE-STEP EXTRACTION OF
POLYMER COMPOSITE CFRTP USING NEAR- ARAFFIN WAX COMPOSITE
P3201-11 CELLULOSE
STRUCTURES INFRARED HEATING AND IN 0.5-18 GHZ FREQUENCY P3207-11 P3210-11
COMPRESSION P3205-11 NANOCRYSTALS ONLY
Olga Bulderberga, University INDUCTION HEATING Yuexuan Li, Xi'an Jiaotong DEVELOPMENT OF
PROPERTIES OF SIMULATION AND TEST FATIGUE LIFE ANALYSIS USING HIGH-PRESSURE
of Latvia Naoki Nakata, Kindai University BENDING PROCESS FOR
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CFRP VERIFICATION OF FOR WIND TURBINE GEAR HOMOGENIZER
University THERMOPLASTIC
LAMINATES WITH PREPREG PEEL FOR SHAFT WITH OXIDE Nae-man Park, ETRI
The new concept of structural Si-modified COMPOSITE PIPE DURING
EMBEDDED LITHIUM-ION PLACEMENT PROCESS INCLUSION
health monitoring for polymer In this study, layup process of KH560/RGO@Fe3O4/TiO2 PULTRUSION MOLDING
POLYMER BATTERIES Xianzhao Xia, Hefei University Ran Liu, Xi’an Jiaotong A simple and green process to
composites is presented by CF/PA6 prepreg tape to composite is successful PROCESS
Pooneh H.M Attar, RMIT of Technology University produce cellulose nanocrystals
damage visual indication predict the optimum synthesized by a Asami Nakai, Gifu University
University by using only a high pressure
system. The concept is based processing condition for
homogenizer is proposed. Its
on the colour change in the carbon fiber continuous tape facile hydrothermal reaction.
yield is about 80%.
place of the applied over layup molding equipment Its maximum RL value is
thresholding load. developed in. optimized to -20.9 dB at 8.6
GHz with a thickness of 6 mm.

1200-1205

P3206-12
ANALYSES OF
P3210-12 P3212-12
P3202-12 MECHANICAL P3207-12
P3202-13 PRESS AND INJECTION RESEARCH ON Mobility between Academia
EXPERIMENTAL REINFORCEMENT FOR INVESTIGATION ON
IMPREGNATION PROCESS HYBRID MOLDING OF GF/PP COMBUSTION BEHAVIOR and Industry
CHARACTERIZATION AND CELLULOSE HOMOTHETIC FAILURE
IN OPEN MOLDING HAT-SHAPED MEMBER AND OF HYBRID COMPOSITE BY Isabelle Paris, Bombardier
MODELLING OF NANOFIBERS/CLAY ENVELOPES IN THE LAYER-
METHOD USING MULTI- EVALUATION OF ITS FIRE DYNAMICS
MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR NANOCOMPOSITES USING BASED FATIGUE ANALYSIS
FILAMENT WINDING BENDING PROPERTY SIMULATOR Bridging the gap between
OF MICROCAPSULES IN X-RAY DIFFRACTION OF CFRP
Kazuma Otake, Gifu University Kazuto Tanaka, Doshisha Yoon Hee Park, Changwon education and employment
COMPOSITES Shunichi Mori, Kobe University Marc Möller, Technische
University National University Tony Belcher, Boeing
Andrey Aniskevich, University Hochschule Köln
MSC Software industry In this study, the heater
of Latvia We employed cellulose Altair industry workshop
workshop position and the heating The bending properties of As a result, some errors are Modernising Composites
nanofiber (CNF) as a matrix The present paper mainly
*invitation only* temperature were changed, hybrid molded GF/PP hat- generated, but the combustion Regulations
Mechanical behavior of single and montmorillonite (MMT) as deals with the design of
and the impregnated states of shaped member were behavior is similar. Research is RESEARCH MEETS Ole Thomsen, Bristol
microcapsule and embedded a filler, then prepared homothetic fatigue failure
the molds were compared and evaluated and FEM analysis needed to accurately PRACTICE - APPLYING University
in polymer matrixes was MULTI-SCALE MATERIAL CNF/MMT nanocomposites. envelopes under multiaxial
MODELING WITH DIGIMAT evaluated by observing the was carried out to clarify the implement factors and MULTISCALE MODELING
investigated experimentally The mechanical reinforcement cyclic stresses for residual
cross section, and the heating relationship between material surroundings that affect AND OPTIMIZATION IN Increasing access for SMEs
and modelled analytically and TO SPEED-UP INNOVATION effect based-on interfacial strength based fatigue
condition was examined. cost and mechanical ignition time and behavior in COMPOSITES ENGINEERING to international research
numerically. IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL interaction between CNF and analyses.
Wednesday properties. order to reduce errors. Matt Jevons, MT Aerospace
AND PART DESIGN MMT was investigated by "X-
14 August Markku Palanterä, Director of
ray diffraction method".
Global Composites Business This session aims to debate
Soumik Chakrabarty
Development topics that cross between
1205-1210 Emilie Storms
academia and industry in a
This workshop will run for 90 close and less formal
This workshop will run for 90
minutes environment. Come an join our
minutes
P3204-13 P3206-13 animators as we discuss key
PROGRESS IN PREPARATION OF CONTINUED topics and identify ways
CONTINUED forward. Each animator will
STRUCTURAL TAILORED FLUOROALKYL END-
P3207-13
POLYMER INSERTS; CAPPED represent a topic and visitors
CRUCIFORM SPECIMEN
TRENDS AND STRATEGIES OLIGOMER/MAGNETITE can move between individual
DESIGNS FOR PLANAR
TOWARDS FUNCTIONAL NANOCOMPOSITES – P3212-13
topics or stay with one that
P3202-13 BIAXIAL FATIGUE TESTING P3210-13 particularly interests them.
POLYMERIC INTER-PLY APPLICATION TO TUBE MADE FROM
IN COMPOSITES
SMART REINFORCEMENTS WATER/OIL SEPARATION DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF
Aakash Moncy, Technical POLYLACTIC ACID YARN
MECHANOLUMINESCENT Sithila Theminimulla, Deakin Hideo Sawada, Hiroskai COMPOSITE CARBON
University of Denmark AND SILK YARN BY CONTINUED
SHAPE MEMORY FILM FOR University University FIBER REINFORCED ANTI-
FILAMENT WINDING
FLEXIBLE STRESS COLLISION BEAM BASED
Usage of composite cruciform TECHNIQUE
SENSING The world of smart materials Fluoroalkyl end-capped ON ANSYS ACP
specimens for planar-biaxial Natee Srisawat, Rajamangala
Yang He, Harbin Institute of offers a progress towards a vinyltrimethoxysilane oligome Chuanxiang Zheng, Zhejiang
fatigue testing are evaluated University of Technology
Technology more intelligent materials r/magnetite composites, which University
using finite element analysis Thanyaburi
design philosophy. This work were prepared by composite
for their uniformity in the stress
examines progress in the reaction of the corresponding
and the strain state in their
utilisation of modified oligomer with magnetite, can
biaxial zones.
thermoplastic additives as adsorb effectively oil droplets
multifunctional strain sensing spread on the water interface
elements. under a magnetic field.

1210-1215

P3202-14
P3206-14
DAMAGE DETECTION
CARBON
USING DIRECT-WRITE
DOT/POLYPYRROLE
PIEZOELECTRIC
NANOPARTICLE
TRANSDUCERS AND LAMB
COMPLEXES AS
WAVES IN COMPOSITE
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
MATERIALS
THERANOSTIC AGENTS
Marilyne Philibert, IMRE,
Tae Eun Kim, Inje University
A*STAR, Singapore
In this study, carbon dots are
The objective is to apply direct-
combined with the polypyrrole
write transducers on CFRP
nanoparticles to make a novel
plate for active sensing of
PTT-imaging agent. The
impact damage by using non-
complexes can be utilized as
ceramic P(VDF-TrFE) with an
theranostic agents by
electrode patterned for mode
monitoring in real time.
selection.

1215-1220

P3202-15
INFLUENCE OF OPTICAL
FIBER SENSOR
PLACEMENT ON CFRP
LAMINATES FOR PROCESS
AND STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING
Helena Rocha, University of
Minho
We studied the influence of
embedded optical fibers on the
mechanical properties of
CFRPs. OF with FBG sensors
were used for cure monitoring
and detection of barely visible
impact damage.
1220-1225
P3202-16
STRAIN SENSING OF
EPOXY RESIN USING
POROUS CARBON
NANOTUBE/GRAPHENE
COMPOSITE BUCKYPAPER
Guangming Yang, Tongji
University
Porous Carbon
nanotube/Graphene
Buckypapers are fabricated for
strain sensing of epoxy resin.
The obtained strain gauges
exhibited a high GF of 10.83,
high linearity (R2 =0.987) and
good cycle stability.
1225-1230
P3202-17
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
STRUCTURAL ENERGY
STORAGE COMPOSITES
Feng Huang, University Of
Wednesday New South Wales
14 August
New structural concepts for
composite batteries will be
developed to store electrical
energy, without sacrificing
mechanical strength and
stiffness. Examples include
designing new energy storage
cores for sandwich structures
using either supercapacitor or
laminated battery techniques.
1230-1235
IMPROVING INTERLAMINAR
SHEAR STRENGTH OF
FIBER REINFORCED EPOXY
COMPOSITES LAMINATES
BY CARBON NANO-FILLERS
Helezi Zhou, Jinan University
1235-1240
Lunch
1240-1345 Exhibition hall
NETZSCH Industry roundtables - Current and Future Challenges of Composite Manufacturing
*invitation only event"
Alexander Chaloupka, NETZSCH Analyzing and Testing, Germany
Andrew Gillen, NETZSCH Analyzing and Testing, Australia
1300-1345 Meeting room 218
PLENARY LECTURE: COMPOSITES 4.0: FROM DESIGN TO AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING Peter Middendorf, University of Stuttgart, Germany
1345-1430 Plenary 2
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
P3206-15
CARBON QUANTUM DOTS
USING POLYPHENOL
COMPOUNDS:SKIN ANTI-
AGING
SeokWon Park, Inje University
In this study, carbon quantum
dots are synthesized using
polyphenol compounds. We
confirmed the applicability of
carbon quantum dots as an
anti-aging substance.
P3206-16 Mobility between Academia
MELT ELECTROSPINNING: and Industry
AN ECO-FRIENDLY WAY OF Isabelle Paris, Bombardier
NANOFIBER AND
Bridging the gap between
GRAPHITIZED FIBRE
PREPARATIONS USING education and employment
Tony Belcher, Boeing
NANOCELLULOSE
MSC Software industry Haoyi Li, Beijing Chemical
Altair industry workshop Modernising Composites
workshop Technology University
*invitation only* Regulations
RESEARCH MEETS Ole Thomsen, Bristol
PRACTICE - APPLYING University
MULTI-SCALE MATERIAL
MULTISCALE MODELING
MODELING WITH DIGIMAT
AND OPTIMIZATION IN Increasing access for SMEs
TO SPEED-UP INNOVATION
COMPOSITES ENGINEERING to international research
IN COMPOSITE MATERIAL
Matt Jevons, MT Aerospace
AND PART DESIGN
Markku Palanterä, Director of
Global Composites Business This session aims to debate
Soumik Chakrabarty P3206-17
Development topics that cross between
Emilie Storms MULTILEVEL RESISTIVE
academia and industry in a
SWITCHING IN NANO This workshop will run for 90 close and less formal
This workshop will run for 90 SILVER INCORPORATED minutes environment. Come an join our
minutes CHITOSAN THIN FILMS animators as we discuss key
Sreedevi Vallabhapurapu, CONTINUED topics and identify ways
CONTINUED University of South Africa forward. Each animator will
*Needs to be on same day as
represent a topic and visitors
PN:718 can move between individual
topics or stay with one that
Nano silver incorporated particularly interests them.
Chitosan thin films were
prepared by simple spin
coating. Our careful I-V CONTINUED
measurements
shows multilevel switching
characteristics of the chitosan
and silver film for one layer.
P3206-18
IN VITRO STUDY OF A
NOVEL
BIOFUNCTIONALIZATION
FOR 3D PDMS SCAFFOLD
VIA SURFACE
MODIFICATION
Baek Ji Hun, Hanam
University
We fabricated PDMS
nanosheets using
electrospinning. Then, PDMS
nanosheets surface were
modified with a biocompatible
material that stimulates cell
proliferation and differentiation.
ICCM22 Women in Composites Leadership Forum
Collette Burke, Victorian Chief Engineer
Chiara Bisagni, TU Delft
Michelle Gee, RMIT
Stefanie Feih, A*STAR
Jennifer Conley, Advanced Fibre Cluster
1250 - 1340
Meeting Room 212

1430-1440 Move to concurrent rooms
1440-1600 3301 Nano-composites
3301-1
PERFORMANCE OF
GRAPHENE/EPOXY
DIAPHRAGM HEADPHONES
Hsien-Kuang Liu, Dept. of
Mechanical and Computer
Aided Engineering, Feng Chia
University
Graphene oxide paper (GOP)
headphone possesses highest
SPL value 98 dB at first
resonant frequency 430 Hz,
while the GOP composite
headphone has smoother SPL
curve in higher frequency
range.
1440-1500
3301-2
LOW FIELD MICROWAVE
ABSORPTION AND
MAGNETO RESISTANCE IN
PANI-FE NANO FIBRE
COMPOSITES
Vijaya Srinivasu
Vallabhapurapu, University of
Wednesday
South Africa
14 August
*Needs to be on same day as
PN: 1264
Low field microwave
absorption (LFMA) in various
systems, namely,
Superconductors, magnetic
materials and polymer
composites is totally different.
here we report on the LFMA in
Fe nano particle (Nps)
embedded PANI nano fibers.
1500-1520
3301-3
DEVELOPMENT OF
DIELECTRIC ELASTOMER
NANOCOMPOSITES AS
STRETCHABLE ACTUATING
MATERIALS
Lizhi Sun, University of
California, Irvine
Dielectric elastomers (DEs) are MANUFACTURING OF BIO-
a new type of smart materials BASED COMPOSITE
showing promising
functionalities as energy
harvesting materials as well as ALIPHATIC
actuating materials for
potential applications such as Sebastian Strauss,
artificial muscles, implanted
medical devices, robotics, and
micro-electro-mechanical
systems due to their high
electromechanical efficiency,
stability, lightweight, low cost,
and easy processing.
1520-1540
3302 Biocomposites
3302-1
INVESTIGATION OF NOVEL
FIRE RETARDANT
POLYFURFURYL ALCOHOL
(PFA) BIO-COMPOSITE
MATERIAL
Tahir Sharif, University of
Derby
Polyfurfuryl alcohol (PFA)
bioresin is a biological and
sustainably sourced
thermosetting polymer with
excellent natural fire
resistance. This study
investigates the mechanical,
thermal and fire retardant
properties of this material, as
composite prepreg, in
autoclave and oven cure
processes.
3302-2
MECHANICAL PROPERTY
CHARACTERIZATION AND
TRANS-SCALE MODELING
FOR NACRE
Jingru Song, Institute of
Mechanics Chinese Academy
of Sciences
The hierarchical structures of
nacre are observed and a
trans-scale model is used to
describe its mechanical
behavior by the
nanoindentation test and
fracture toughness test.
3302-3
POTENTIAL OF APPLYING
PULTRUSION FOR THE
PROFILES USING
CELLULOSE FIBRE AND
POLYURETHANE
Fraunhofer IGCV
3303 Self-healing
3303-1
DAMAGE PROGRESSION
ANALYSIS OF SELF-
HEALING POLYMER
COMPOSITES CONTAINING
MICROCAPSULES
Yasuka Nassho, Toyama
Prefectural University
Three-dimensional finite
element analysis was performed solver to random fibre
using a representative volume arrangements to determine
element model to predict
damage progression behavior to the fibre orientation, for later
of spread carbon fiber/epoxy
laminates containing
microcapsules.
3303-2
DESIGN OF COMPOSITE
PROPELLER BLADE OF
TURBOPROP AIRCRAFT
CONSIDERING ON SELF
HEALING
Hyunbum Park, Howon
University
In this study, aerodynamic and
structural design of the
composite propeller blade for a
regional turboprop aircraft is
performed. The self-healing
concept for developed propeller
was studied.
3303-3
METALLIC
MICROENCAPSULATION: A
DIRECT PATH TO NOVEL
MULTIFUNCTIONAL
MATERIALS
Jinglei Yang, Hong Kong
University of Science and
Technology
3304 Liquid composites 3305 Additive
moulding Manufacturing
3304-1
MULTI SCALE SIMULATION
OF FLOW IN DRY FIBER
PLACEMENT PREFORMS 3305-1
Oliver Rimmel, Institut für FIBRE LENGTH AT
Verbundwerkstoffe GmbH DIFFERENT STAGES OF
ADDITIVELY
The present work deals with MANUFACTURED SHORT
application of a numerical FIBRE REINFORCED
COMPOSITES
Lizhe He, University of
micro permeability transverse Nottingham Ningbo China
use in meso- and macro
scaled models.
3305-2
CHARACTERISATION OF
FUSION QUALITY BETWEEN
FILAMENTS BY FDM USING
ESSENTIAL WORK OF
FRACTURE
3304-2
Qinghao He, School of
KEY ASPECTS IN
Aerospace, Mechanical and
MANUFACTURING MULTI-
Mechatronic Engineering
SCALE COMPOSITES
USING OOA RFI
Proposed and investigated a
Francois Robitaille, University
practical method to
of Ottawa
characterize fusion quality of
3D printed polymer
composites, i.e. to conduct
DENT tests to determine the
specific essential work of
fracture of single layer film.
3305-3
3304-3 STUDY ON 3D PRINTING
MODEL BASED AND PROPERTIES OF
PROCESSING OF HYBRID COMPOSITE CATALYST
RTM PARTS CARRIERS WITH
Ralf Schledjewski, BIOMIMETIC POROUS
Montanuniversität Leoben STRUCTURE
Cunbao Huo, State Key
A one-shot-hybrid RTM Laboratory of Manufacturing
process for multi material Systems Engineering, Xi’an
hybrid parts is the basis to Jiaotong University
demonstrate a strategy how to
generate data for models used In this paper, a biomimetic
for an inline process porous ceramic catalyst carrier
optimization. was prepared by powder bed
fusion technology.
3306 Composite structures
3306-1
EXPERIMENT AND
PREDICTION OF IN-PLANE
LOCALISED CRUSHING
RESPONSES OF CF/EP
COMPOSITE SANDWICH
PANELS UNDER A
SEMICIRCULAR INDENTER
Yuan Chen, The University of
Sydney
This study investigates the in- Declan Carolan, Fac
plane localised crushing
responses of carbon fibre
reinforced epoxy (CF/EP)
composite sandwich panels
under a semi-circular indenter
subjected to both quasi-static
and dynamic loadings.
3306-2
EFFECT OF SPREAD
CARBON FIBER TOW ON
THE MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF THE
CF/NANO-PET
COMPOSITES
Yeon-Taek Hwang, Hanyang
University
CNT was sprayed on spread
CF tow and mechanical
properties of CF/Nano-PET
composites was enhanced.
3306-3
GUIDED WAVE NDE AND
RESIDUAL STRENGTH OF
COMPOSITE PANELS WITH
STIFFENER IMPACT
DAMAGE
Hyonny Kim, UC San Diego
Stringer-stiffened composite
panels assessed by ultrasonic
guided waves show strong
correlation to damage features
as imaged by other NDE
techniques (x-Ray CT,
ultrasonic), as well as to
residual strength.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
3308 Textile-based 3315 Metal matrix
3307 Multiscale modelling composites 3309 Fracture and damage 3310 Design and Integration 3311 Defence 3312 Testing methods 3313 Damage tolerance 3314 Fatigue Composites
3308-1
STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF
3309-1
IN-PLANE BRAID 3311-1
DAMAGE 3313-1 3314-1 3315-1
DISTORTIONS ON THE INTEGRATED HYBRID
CHARACTERISATION OF 3312-1 COMPRESSION STRENGTH A NEW CONSTANT LIFE EVADING STRENGTH AND
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES CERAMIC/S2-GLASS FIBRE
COMPOSITE COMPONENTS EVALUATION OF AFTER IMPACT ANALYSIS DIAGRAM MODEL FOR UD DUCTILITY TRADE-OFF IN
OF BRAIDED COMPOSITES REINFORCED COMPOSITE
USING FULL-FIELD MECHANICAL PROPERTIES USING DISCRETE DAMAGE LONGITUDINAL FATIGUE BIO-INSPIRED
USING STOCHASTIC TOOLS 3310-1 ARMOUR
IMAGING TECHNIQUES OF COMPOSITE PRESSURE MODELING Fangfang Li, Shanghai HIERARCHICAL
3307-1 AND FINITE ELEMENT MULTIFUNCTIONAL Ali Daliri, Defence Science and
Irene Jimenez Fortunato, VESSELS USING A Jeffrey McQuien, University of Polytechnic University MAGNESIUM-BASED
MICROMECHANICAL MODELLING COMPOSITES FOR Technology Group
University of Southampton SEGMENT-TYPE RING Texas at Arlington Research NANOCOMPOSITE
MODELLING OF DENSELY Mayank Gautam, University of SENSING, ACTUATION,
BURST TEST DEVICE Institute A new constant life diagram Xi Luo, Southwest Jiaotong
PACKED SYNTACTIC FOAM Manchester COMPUTATION AND This study evaluated the
Thermoelastic Stress Analysis Woetae Kim, Kaist (CLD) model featuring University
COMPOSITES STRUCTURAL POWER: AIR ballistic performance of a
(TSA) and Digital Image The Regularized-Extended Finite asymmetric bilinear constant-
Three types of braided FORCE PERSPECTIVE range of polymer ceramic/S2-
Correlation (DIC) full-field To verify the stability of Element Method was used to life curves was proposed to We propose an inverse-nacre
Technology composites each with different Dan Inman, University of Glass armour systems;
imaging techniques are pressure vessel, this paper perform discrete damage better describe the longitudinal structure which the flaky soft
in-plane distortions, with a Michigan comparing polymer ceramic
applied simultaneously on a deals with the development of modeling of impact-induced fatigue behavior of phases are embedded in a
mean braid angle of 45° braid strike face and embedding the
complex composite a new segment-type ring burst delamination and matrix cracks unidirectional laminae (UD) hard matrix, to evade the trade-
angle have been produced, to ceramic powder within a
substructure subjected to test device. in the scope of compression under a wide range of stress off between strength and
the study the effect of in-plane phenolic matrix FRP
cyclic loading to provide a after impact analysis. ratios. ductility.
distortions on the tensile composite.
damage parameter.
behaviour (in axial direction) of
braid composites.
3309-2
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF
3307-2
LIGHTNING DIRECT
A MESHFREE-BASED
EFFECTS ON CFRP UNDER 3315-2
MODELLING APPROACH
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE METAL INJECTION
FOR PREDICTING THE 3310-2 3312-2
AIR AND REDUCED 3311-2 3314-2 MOLDING OF CU/CF
EFFECTIVE PROPERTIES CURRENT AND FUTURE A REVIEW OF MECHANICAL
3308-2 PRESSURE AIR PROTECTION PROPERTIES 3313-2 EXPERIMENTAL COMPOSITES
OF AP-PLY COMPOSITE TRENDS IN TESTING OF COMPOSITE
INFLUENCE OF RESIN ON Shintaro Kamiyama, Tokyo OF BI-CORRUGATED AN ENERGY-EQUIVALENT INVESTIGATION OF THE Toshiko Osada, Tokyo
LAMINATES MULTIFUNCTIONAL LAMINATES
INTRAPLY SHEAR University of Agriculture and SANDWICH STRUCTURES COHESIVE LAW FOR DAMAGE AT THE TIP OF Metropolitan University
Yanhong Chen, University of COMPOSITES RESEARCH: Ian McEnteggart, Instron
BEHAVIOR IN PREPREG Technology UNDER HYPER-VELOCITY MODELLING Z-PINNED TUNNELING CRACK IN
Oxford A NATIONAL SCIENCE
FABRIC FORMABILITY IMPACT: NUMERICAL COMPOSITE LAMINATES GLASS FIBRE COMPOSITES Cu/CF composites were
FOUNDATION A review of the main test types
Muhammad Khan, WMG, The This study examined lightning SIMULATION Antonio Melro, Bristol Research Ashish Kumar Bangaru, fabricated thorough MIM
The presentation deals with a PERSPECTIVE and associated fixtures used to
University of Warwick strike damage behaviours of Rui Guo, Nanjing University of Institute Technical University of process. Effects of fiber
micromechanical Siddiq Qidwai, National determine the bulk properties
CFRP under atmospheric Science and Technology Denmark contents and fiber orientation
homogenisation of the effective Science Foundation of composite laminates.
pressure air and reduced on the mechanical properties
elastic properties of AP-PLY
pressure air to evaluate the were investigated.
composites using a meshfree
effect of atmospheric
based modelling approach.
environment on lightning
damage behaviour.
3314-3
3308-3
DESIGN OF COMPOSITE
INFLUENCES OF
STRUCTURE UNDER
PROJECTILE MATERIALS 3309-3
VARIABLE AMPLITUDE
ON IMPACT RESISTANCE OF THE ROLE OF 3312-3 3315-3
FATIGUE LOADS USING
2D TRIAXIAL BRAIDED HOMOGENEOUS AND FULL FIELD STRAIN 3313-3 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
LOCAL LAMINATE LIFE
COMPOSITES HETEROGENEOUS MEASUREMENT OF Z-PIN THROUGH-THICKNESS OF REINFORCEMENT
PREDICTIONS
Lulu Liu, College of Energy and TOUGHENING BRAIDED COMPOSITE ENHANCEMENT OF A DISPERSION IN METAL
Subbareddy Daggumati, IIT
Power Engineering, Nanjing MECHANISMS IN DGEBA 3311-3 STRUCTURES COMPOSITE LAMINATE WITH MATRIX COMPOSITES
Indore
University of Aeronautics and FRACTURE 3310-3 OBSERVING THROUGH- Garrett Melenka, York VARIABLE THICKNESS Byeongjin Park, Korea Institute
Astronautics Leslie Lamberson, Drexel DISTRIBUTED SENSING, THICKNESS DAMAGE University Joël Serra, UTC Composites - of Materials Science
Fatigue damage analysis of
University ACTUATION, AND POWER TIMELINE IN THICK- University of Bristol
composite laminates under
In the current paper, three IN SOFT COMPOSITE SECTION MONOLITHIC Braided composites consist of An automated dispersion
variable amplitude loads is
types of projectile, including This study presents dynamic MATERIALS COMPOSITES UNDER continuous fibers embedded in A multi-scale framework has analysis technique is proposed
presented using two different
cylinder gelatin projectile, fracture investigations Robert Shepherd, Cornell IMPACT LOAD a matrix. Full-field strain been developed for the to quantify reinforcement
analytical methodologies,
CFRP blade-like projectile and exploring innate toughening of University Ignacio Vidal Perez, Technical measurement approaches numerical modelling of dispersion in metal matrix
namely: i) Piecewise Constant
titanium alloy projectile, were DGEBA (epoxy-based) resins University of Denmark Three Dimensional Digital composite laminates reinforced composites with minimized
Life Diagrams (PCLD) in
employed to conduct ballistic via heterogeneous and Image Correlation- 3D DIC with z-pins and submitted to human interruption by
combination with Miners
impact tests on the 2D triaxial homogeneous additives for and Digital Volume Correlation- several delaminations of different integrating image processing,
damage sum; ii) PCLD with a
braided composites to figure improvement in high DVC will asses braided mode-mixities. statistical analysis, and
progressive damage model.
out the influences of projectile performance composite composite structures. computational intelligence.
The obtained analytical results
materials on the damage systems.
are compared with the
pattern and energy absorption
experimental spectral fatigue
behavior.
results.
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3315-4
3313-4
3304-4 3309-4 COST-EFFECTIVE
3312-4 EXPERIMENTAL
PROPERTIES OF 3305-4 IN SITU MICRO-CT IMAGING SYNTHESIS OF
EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION ON THE HIGH-
3302-4 POLYAMIDE-6 DEVELOPING HIGH OF COMPRESSION LOADED COPPER/DIAMOND
DETERMINATION OF SPEED BALLISTIC IMPACT
3301-4
TOUGH BIO-INSPIRED COMPOSITES USING TEMPERATURE – HIGH CARBON FIBRE COMPOSITE WITH
STATISTICAL FAILURE BEHAVIOR OF
CERAMIC COMPOSITES THERMOPLASTIC RESIN PERFORMANCE GF/PEKK REINFORCED POLYMER ACCEPTABLE
EXFOLIATION AND CORRELATION BETWEEN LAMINATED AND TEXTILE 3314-4
FOR AMBIENT AND HIGH TRANSFER MOULDING THERMOPLASTIC 3306-4 SPECIMENS WITH VOIDS
FUNCTIONALIZATION OF 3310-4 FRP ELASTIC PROPERTIES COMPOSITE PANELS FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF UN- THERMOPHYSICAL
TEMPERATURE James Murray, University of PREPREGS EFFECT OF MATRIX AND WRINKLES
MXENE: EFFECTIVE FLAME MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Shufeng Zhang, National Chao Zhang, Northwestern NOTCHED AND OPEN-HOLE PROPERTIES
APPLICATIONS Edinburgh CRACKS ON THE
Zhongwei Guan, University Of Abhiram Ramesh, University of OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL Fei Yang, University of
RETARDANT AND University of Defense Polytechnical University QUASI-ISOTROPIC PSEUDO-
Behnam Ashrafi, National Liverpool STIFFNESS DEGRADATION Auckland Waikato
REINFORCEMENT FOR SANDWICH COMPOSITES Technology DUCTILE THIN-PLY
Research Council Canada Thermoplastic composite OF LAMINATED
Wednesday THERMOPLASTIC WITH EMBEDDED LITHIUM- The high-speed impact behavior CARBON/GLASS HYBRID
laminates with ~53% fibre A test rig has been developed COMPOSITE BEAMS CFRP specimens extracted It is feasible and cost-effective
14 August POLYURETHANE ION POLYMER BATTERIES A methodology is proposed to of composite laminates, woven LAMINATES
This work demonstrates how a volume fraction, ~1% voids to produce glass fibre/PEKK Oscar Gerardo Castro Ardila, from curved regions containing to use induction heating plus
ELASTOMER Adam Best, CSIRO experimental determination of composites and triaxially braided Meisam Jalalvand, University
bio-inspired approach based volume fraction and excellent prepregs. Through the resin Denmark voids and wrinkles were tested forging to produce
Wei Yang, University of New statistical correlation between composites were studied of Strathclyde
on architectured designs and mechanical properties were bath nanomaterials can be using a novel compression copper/diamond composites
South Wales FRP elastic properties by a experimentally and
lamination could address the produced using a bespoke low- added to impregnate the fibre. fixture, allowing for in situ X-ray with acceptable thermal
combination of digital image systematically compared, with
brittlest of ceramic structures. cost TP-RTM system within 5 Also fibre content can be µ-CT scans under several load conductivity, meeting critical
correlation and virtual field the introduction of digital image
minutes using only a 4 bar controlled. steps to determine the type application requirements of
methods. correlation, C-scan and X-ray CT
injection pressure. and evolution of damage. future high-power electronic
characterizations.
device.

1540-1600
Coffee break
1600-1630 Exhibition hall
1630-1830 ICCM Annual General Meeting

Time Plenary 2 Meeting room 205 Meeting room 206 Meeting room 208 Meeting room 209 Meeting room 210 Meeting room 211 Meeting room 212 Meeting room 213 Meeting room 214 Meeting room 215 Meeting room 216 Meeting room 217 Meeting room 218 Meeting room 219
0800-0805 Day 4 Welcome & Announcements

PLENARY LECTURE: TRENDS IN AEROSPACE COMPOSITES Jerry Young, Boeing, USA

0805-0850 Plenary 2

Industry Forum on the Future of Composites

Wilhelm Rupertsberger, Fill, Austria
Patrick Blanchard, Ford, USA
Mike Hinton, High Volume Manufacturing Catapult Centre, UK
David Doral, Quickstep, Australia
Richard Simpson, Furnace Engineering, Australia
Jennifer Conley, Advanced Fibre Cluster, Australia
Sayata Ghose, Boeing, USA
0850-1030 Plenary 2

NSF-AFOSR Joint Workshop on Mechanics-Based Design of Intelligent Material Systems by Multimaterial Additive Manufacturing PART 1
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF THERMOSETTING POLYMERS AND COMPOSITES USING FRONTAL POLYMERIZATION Nancy Sottos, UIUC
TUNABLE MECHANICS OF POROUS COMPOSITE FILMS VIA PHASE INVERSION AND 3D PRINTING – THEIR APPLICABILITY IN NEXT-GENERATION FLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS AND ENERGY STORAGE Michael F. Durstock, US Air Force Research Lab
SELF-SENSING VARIABLE COMPLIANCE COMPOSITES Robert Shepherd, Cornell University
0900-1030 UNVEILING BIO-MORPHOGENESIS THROUGH 4-D PRINTING Ximin He, UCLA
Coffee break
1030-1100 Exhibition hall

4102 NSF-AFOSR Joint

Workshop on Mechanics-
Based Design of Intelligent
Material Systems by
4101 ONR Solid Mechanics Multimaterial Additive
1100-1320 Symposium Manufacturing PART 2
4104 Liquid composites
moulding 4105 Additive 4108 Three dimensional 4115 Mechanics of
4103 Nano-composites Machining of composites Manufacturing 4106 Composite structures 4107 Multiscale modelling composites 4109 Fracture and damage 4110 Offshore and subsea 4111 Automotive 4112 Testing methods 4113 Hybrid composites 4114 Fatigue Composites

Thursday
INTEGRATING IMAGING
15 August THERE IS NO SUCH THING REVEALING THE
DYNAMIC INSTABILITY OF TECHNIQUES FOR
AS A COMPOSITE MOLECULAR-SCALE ROLE
ANISOTROPIC CYLINDERS ASSESSING THE
MATERIAL – ONLY OF CARBON FIBRE
IN CONFINING PERFORMANCE OF LARGE
COMPOSITES OF FUNCTIONALISATION IN
ENVIRONMENTS COMPOSITES
MATERIALS POLYMER COMPOSITES
Arun Shukla, University Of STRUCTURES
John Hart-Smith, Boeing Tiffany Walsh, Deakin
Rhode Island Janice Barton, University of
(retired) University
Bristol
1100-1130 MULTI JET FUSION
1130-1140 Move to concurrent rooms TECHNOLOGY AND ITS Move to concurrent rooms
ADVANCED VOXEL
POTENTIALS
Lihua Zhao, HP Labs 4106-1
4104-1 THE PERFORMANCE OF
4103-1 4105-1
ADDITIVE CONSIDERATION OF THE THERMOPLASTIC AND 4115-1
BIOINSPIRED LOW VELOCITY IMPACT OF 41111-1
MANUFACTURING AND DUAL SCALE OF PORE SIZE THERMOSET COMPOSITES 4109-1 4113-1 ON THE EXPERIMENTAL
4101-1 GRAPHENE/LIQUID ADDITIVE A NEW CONCEPT FOR THE
ARCHITECTED MATERIALS: CRYSTALLINE POLYMER IN WICKING – VALIDATION SUBJECTED TO LOW- DIGITAL VOLUME CNT FIBER VEIL VALIDATION OF THE WAVE
DEGRADATION OF THE MANUFACTURING TI-6AL- INTEGRATION OF AN
ON CARBON VELOCITY AND HIGH- 4107-1 CORRELATION FOR INTERLEAVED CARBON PROPAGATION MODELLING
EXPLOSIVE BLAST NEW METHODS AND NANOCOMPOSITE 4V SANDWICH PANELS 4108-1 INDUCTIVE CHARGING 4112-1
REINFORCEMENTS AND VELOCITY IMPACT SHORT FIBER DAMAGE ANALYSIS IN FIBER/EXPOXY LAMINATE FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL
RESISTANCE OF MATERIALS COATINGS FOR WITH LATTICE SYNERGISTIC UNIT IN ELECTRIC ASSESSMENT OF THE 4114-1
APPLICATION TO THE LOADING COMPOSITES: CARBON FIBER 4110-1 COMPOSITE PERIODIC TEXTILE
COMPOSITES DUE TO Christopher Spadaccini, TRIBOLOGICAL Peiyao Li, School Of DELAMINATION VEHICLES USING FIBER APPLICABILITY OF LONG-TERM SEA-WATER
SWELLING OF BIO-BASED Jun Liu, Imperial College COMPUTATIONAL COMPOSITES LONG TERM FATIGUE Yunfu Ou, Imdea Materials COMPOSITES
SEAWATER ABSORPTION Lawrence Livermore National APPLICATIONS Aeronautics, Northwestern TOUGHENING OF REINFORCED PLASTIC COMPOSITE MECHANICAL AGEING EFFECT ON
Laboratory REINFORCEMENTS London HOMOGENIZATION VS Mahoor Mehdikhani, KU DEGRADATION – Victor Thierry, University Of
Adrian Mouritz, RMIT Xi Shen, Hong Kong University Polytechnical University, Xi’an, COMPOSITES USING NANO- Tobias Mayr, Bmw Group TEST STANDARDS FOR FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH
Hong-Nhan Vo, Ecole Des ORENTATION AVERAGING Leuven SUPERPOSITION OF DRY Mode I interlaminar fracture Nottingham
University Of Science And Technology China AND MICRO- SCALE USE WITH 3D WOVEN PROPERTIES OF CFRP
Mines The performance of Seyed Mohsen Mirkhalaf AND WET PROPERTIES toughness of woven fabric/epoxy
REINFORCEMENTS In this study a new concept for COMPOSITES Antoine Le Guen-Geffroy,
thermoplastic (AS4/PEEK) Valashani, University Of Potential of digital volume Andreas Echtermeyer, Ntnu laminate was improved as much An experimental validation of a
Degradation of the Explosive Novel graphene/LCP The main objective of this Anil Ravindran, Deakin the integration of an inductive Matthew Poole, National Ifremer
During the capillary wicking in and thermoset (T700/epoxy) Gothenburg/chalmers correlation for investigation of as 60% when interleaving as- numerical method allowing
Blast Resistance of composites with layered research is to study the low University charging unit into the Physical Laboratory
Liquid Composite Moulding, a laminates under drop-weight University Of Technology damage in in-situ synchrotron received fluffy CNT veils, while vibroacoustic and ultrasonic
Composites Due to Seawater heterogeneous structures show velocity impact response of underbody of an electric
new model is proposed, taking and gas gun impacts is images of carbon fiber degradation was observed in the wave propagation analysis in
Absorption extremely high wear resistance sandwich panels with BCC vehicle by using fiber
into account the effect of fibre evaluated. Three-dimensional composites is explored. unidirectional system. complex woven composites is
and are therefore suitable for and FCC lattice manufactured reinforced plastic is described.
swelling at two scales: Digital Image Correlation (DIC) proposed in this paper.
many tribological applications. by SLM.
elementary fibres and yarns. and ultrasonic C-scan
techniques are employed.
1140-1200
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

4103-2
THE ENHANCED
4101-2
INTERLAMINAR FRICTIONAL
EFFECT OF SEA WATER ON
BEHAVIOR OF WRINKLED
COMPRESSIVE
GRAPHENE FOR DAMPING
PROPERTIES OF CARBON
APPLICATION
FIBER VINYL ESTER
Wenjiang Lu, Institute for
COMPOSITES
Composites Science Innovation
Dayakar Penumadu, University
(incsi), School of Materials
of Tennessee
Science and Engineering,
Zhejiang University
4107-2
4105-2
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF 4110-2 4111-2
CARBON 4114-2
DAMAGE PROPAGATION A GENERIC FRAMEWORK FRAMEWORK FOR 4115-2
NANOTUBE/POLYCAPROLA EFFECTS OF SUBMICRON
REGARDING WOVEN CFRP 4109-2 FOR THERMO- DURABILITY ANALYSIS OF 4112-2 ENERGY ABSORPTION
CTONE COMPOSITE GLASS FIBER ADDITION ON
LAMINATES BASED ON AXIAL COMPRESSIVE MECHANICAL CREEP OF COMPOSITE STRUCTURES COMBINING DIGITAL MECHANISMS IN LAYER-TO-
FILAMENTS USED FOR 3D 4106-2 4113-2 MECHANICAL PROPERTY
4104-2 HOMOGENIZATION THEORY 4108-2 PROPERTIES OF THERMOPLASTIC IN THE AUTOMOTIVE IMAGE CORRELATION, LAYER 3D WOVEN
PRINTING TENSILE STRENGTH OPTIMIZATION OF CARBON OF SHORT CARBON FIBER
NUMERICAL STUDY OF Kosuke Nonoyama, SUPPRESSING RANDOMLY DISTRIBUTED MATERIALS INDUSTRY PASSIVE THERMOGRAPHY COMPOSITES
Liangliang Li, Tsinghua PREDICTION OF NOTCHED FIBRE REINFORCED REINFORCED VINYL ESTER
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL Department of Aerospace DELAMINATION IN DISCONTINUOUS LONG- Sandeep Kumar Namdeo, Henrik Molker, Volvo Car AND ACOUSTIC EMISSION Geoffrey Neale, Ulster
University LAMINATES FROM A POLYMER (CFRP) RESIN
MULTI-PHASE FLOW IN THE Engineering, Nagoya COMPOSITE CARBON FIBER Airborne Oil & Gas Corporation TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE University
COMPACT TENSION TEST COMPOSITES WITH A THIN Thi Thanh Nhan Nguyen,
VACUUM ASSISTED RESIN University INTERSECTIONS WITH REINFORCED INITIATION AND
Carbon Qiang Ma, School Of EMBEDDED POLYURETHANE Doshisha University
INFUSION TUFTING AND Z-PINNING THEMOPLASTIC MATRIX A generic methodology for In this work, a framework for PROPAGATION OF OUT-OF- This research investigates the
nanotube/polycaprolactone Aerospace Engineering & FILM
Yubo Zhou, Beihang Damage propagation of woven Matt Scott, National COMPOSITE thermo-mechanical creep is efficient analysis of composite PLANE FIBER WAVINESS suitability of a novel 3D woven
composite filaments with Applied Mechanics, Tongji Evanthia Pappa, The University The improvement of Mode I
University CFRP laminates is simulated Composites Centre Kimiyoshi Naito, National developed, which provides a structures is presented. The Michael Thor, University Of composite architecture as an
various filler contents were University Of Edinburgh fracture toughness and fatigue
numerically based on the Institute for Materials Science systematic and time-efficient framework is implemented into Applied Sciences Upper axial crush energy absorbing
synthesized. The composite life of resin and short carbon
homogenization theory and the (NIMS) approach for the material commercial software ready for Austria system for automotive
filaments were electrically fiber composite reinforced vinyl
continuum damage mechanics model calibration in an use and takes relevant failure applications.
conductive and could be used ester matrix
with consideration of the elasto- unequivocal manner. modes into account.
for 3D printing.
viscoplasticity of epoxy resin.

1200-1220

4101-3
UNDERSTANDING EFFECT
OF ARCTIC TEMPERATURE
ON POST-IMPACT
FLEXURAL STRENGTH OF
COMPOSITES
K.T. Tan, The University Of
Akron
This work studies the flexural
collapse modes of sandwich
composites due to low arctic
temperature and impact
damage using analytical
prediction and experimental
validation.
1220-1240
Thursday
15 August
4101-4
A COMBINED DIC-PIV
EXPERIMENTAL
APPROACH FOR THE
STUDY OF IMPACT
RESPONSE OF WATER-
BACKED PANELS
Maurizio Porfiri, New York
University Tandon School of
Engineering
We demonstrate a combined
approach to study fluid-
structure interaction
associated with water-backed
impact, based on the
integration of particle image
velocimetry and digital image
correlation.
4107-3
4103-3 A DIRECT FE2 METHOD
NANOENGINEERING OF 4105-3 FOR CONCURRENT
4111-3 4112-3 4113-3
FIBRE SURFACE FOR A FACILE INK JETTING MULTILEVEL MODELING
4110-3 STRENGTH AND FAILURE APPLICABILITY OF ISO HYBRID INTERFACE CARBON
CARBON FIBRE-CARBON SYSTEM FOR ADDITIVE OF COMPOSITES IN A 4109-3
4106-3 PREDICTING THE WETTED CHARACTERISTICS OF A 14125 FOR STEEL- FIBER COMPOSITES –
NANOTUBE HIERARCHICAL MANUFACTURING WITH SINGLE FINITE ELEMENT PREDICTING NON-LINEAR
ASSESSING VIBRATION BEHAVIOR OF RANDOM CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE STRUCTURES IMPROVED PERFORMANCE, 4114-3
COMPOSITES 4104-3 ABRASIVE INK ANALYSIS SHEAR DEFORMATION AND
DELAMINATION GROWTH FLEXIBLE COMPOSITE SMC-R COMPOSITE UNDER Houssin Wehbe, TU REDUCED WEIGHT. 4115-3
Wojciech Szmyt, WEAR BEHAVIOR OF SOME COMPOSITIONS TOWARDS Vincent Tan, National 4108-3 FAILURE IN 3D FIBRE- FATIGUE CRACK
UNDER VARIABLE HYDROFOILS BIAXIAL STRESSES Braunschweig, Institut für Filip Stojcevski, Deakin DISBOND GROWTH
Fachhochschule CUTTING TOOLS IN 4D PRINTING University of Singapore INFLUENCE OF TEXTILE REINFORCED COMPOSITES PROPAGATION IN
AMPLITUDE LOADS Andrew Phillips, Defence Pankaj Mallick, University Of Füge- und Schweißtechnik University ASSESSMENT FOR
Nordwestschweiz, Institut Für TURNING OF SILVER- Hani Naguib, University Of ARCHITECTURE ON Carolyn Oddy, Chalmers COMPOSITE LAMINATES
Loris Molent, Defence Science Science and Technology Michigan-dearborn BONDED PATCH REPAIR OF
Kunststofftechnik IMPREGNATED GRAPHITE Toronto Direct FE2 allows for the MECHANICAL PROPERTIES University Of Technology BY A NOVEL APPROACH
ADDITIVELY And Technology Group The lack of standardised Nature inspired designs have PRIMARY AIRFRAME
COMPOSITES analysis of structures made OF 3D WOVEN CARBON BASED ON THE S-N
MANUFACTURED Quasi-static biaxial stress testing methods for hybrids been recreated in composite STRUCTURES
An alumina coating of carbon Chaoren Yan, Nanjing 4D printing of functional from heterogeneous materials COMPOSITES The following work proposes a DIAGRAMS
SOLID/LIQUID METAL Delamination growth in simple The objective of this work is to experiments on a carbon fiber motivates the investigation of laminates using modifications to Veldyanto Tanulia, University
fiber provides protection in the University Of Aeronautics And materials using a novel binder (e.g. composites) without the Monali Dahale, Ulster University general framework for Antonio Raimondo, Delft
COMPOSITE ACTUATORS: laminate specimens appears develop a numerical modelling SMC-R show that the tensile the four-point bending test. fiber interface bonding. Results Of New South Wales
harsh conditions of direct Astronautics jetting approach. The need for homogenized modelling the mechanical University of Technology
PROMISES AND systematic and thus should be approach that can predict the stress at failure decreases with Particular challenges are show vast improvements to
carbon nanotube growth. We approach prints functionally constitutive relations. It can be response of 3D fibre-reinforced
CHALLENGES predictable. wetted vibration behavior of increasing shear stress and addressed, e.g. the performance specifically when
enhanced the alumina-fibre graded composites, allowing carried out directly on composites.
Darren Hartl, Texas A&M flexible composite hydrofoils. the failure envelope follows the asymmetric structure and the multiple interface types are
adhesion by surface treatment pattern-driven 4D printing of commercial FE software for
University Hill Equation closely. anisotropy of hybrid materials. employed simultaneously.
that promotes covalent activatable materials. non-linear finite deformation
bonding. problems, including plasticity
DESIGN AND and damage.
MANUFACTURING OF
COMPLEX-GEOMETRY
COMPOSITES COMBINING
FUSED FILAMENT
FABRICATION (FFF) AND
AUTOMATED FIBER
PLACEMENT (AFP)
4106-4 4112-4
Felix Raspall, Singapore 4110-4
University of Technology and 4103-4 INVESTIGATION OF THE 4109-4 NOVEL MEASUREMENT 4114-4
4107-4 GRAPHENE/POLYMER
Design THERMAL DAMAGE INFLUENCE OF 4108-4 IN-SITU OBSERVATION OF SYSTEM FOR 4113-4 FATIGUE DAMAGE
FORMULATION OF THE COMPOSITES FOR
EVALUATION OF CFRP MECHANICAL PRE- NOVEL MANUFACTURING STRAIN FIELD IN DETERMINING TEXTILE FAILURE MECHANISM OF MECHANISMS OF CF-PPS
SIZE REDUCED UNIT CELL IMPROVED BARRIER
3D PRINTING OF BIO- PROCESSED WITH DAMAGE AND STRAIN TECHNIQUES FOR ADHESIVELY BONDED BEHAVIOR DURING OUT-OF- TITANIUM-BASED CARBON- FROM HIGH TO VERY HIGH
FOR TRIAXIALLY BRAIDED PERFORMANCE
COMPATIBLE TOUGH NANOSECOND UV LASER RATE ON THE OPTIMIZED 3D MULTIAXIAL CFRP JOINTS UNDER 4111-4 PLANE IMPREGNATION FIBRE/EPOXY LAMINATES CYCLES 4115-4
4105-4 COMPOSITES Thomas Raine, University Of
SHAPE MEMORY PULSES MECHANICAL PROPERTIES ORTHOGONAL PREFORM MODE I AND MODE II Björn Willenbacher, Institut für UNDER TENSION Dominic Weibel, TU
Mingming Xu, University of Manchester MULTI-PHYSICS EXPERIMENTAL AND
Hiroharu Tamaru, The ADDITIVE OF CFRP/METAL HYBRID Vivek Koncherry, The University LOADING Verbundwerkstoffe GmbH Jing Sun, Guangzhou University Kaiserslautern - Institute of
HYDROGEL Nottingham SIMULATION OF SOFT NUMERICAL
University of Tokyo MANUFACTURING OF BONE- PROFILES Of Manchester Sota Oshima, Tokyo University Materials Science and
Yuhang Hu, Georgia Institute We observe an order of MAGNETIC COMPOSITES INVESTIGATION ON
of Technology INSPIRED STRUCTURAL- Markus Muth, Karlsruhe Of Agriculture And Technology An out-of-plane permeability Tensile behaviour of titanium- Engineering
Relative displacement magnitude reduction in carbon FOR INDUCTIVE POWER DAMAGE RESISTANCE OF
The wavelength dependence POWER COMPOSITES Institute Of Technology This study presents the robotic measurement system is based carbon-fibre/epoxy
boundary conditions have dioxide permeation and TRANSFER SYSTEMS 3D BRAIDED COMPOSITES
of thermal damage for CFRP Ajit Panesar, Imperial College manufacturing process This paper quantitatively presented that initially enables laminates (TI-CF FMLs) were VHCF properties of aerospace
been formulated for the size shutdown of hydrogen sulfide Maedeh Amirpour, The Di Zhang, Northwestern
laser processing was London In the work at hand, a development and mechanical evaluates microscopic failure monitoring of inhomogeneous investigated. The failure applied CF-PPS are
reduced unit cell of triaxial permeation through University Of Auckland Polytechnical University
evaluated by Raman structure made out of steel properties of optimised 3D process in adhesively bonded hydrodynamic compaction of mechanism as well as the investigated using ultrasonic
braided composites. From the polyamide/graphene
spectroscopy, and it was and carbon fibre reinforced multiaxial flat, cylindrical, near CFRP joints by the digital textiles during impregnation. specific energy absorption of the frequencies while 10 Hz HCF
implementation in UnitCells©, laminates. Epoxy/CF/graphene
observed that the resin is less plastics (CFRP) is under net and ultra-thick preform with image correlation method. The From this data the non-linear TI-CF FMLs were analyzed and tests serve as benchmark.
it has full prediction ability and composites show a 60%
damaged at a wavelength of investigation for its properties orthogonal binders. results were compared with distribution of fiber volume evaluated respectively. Similar damage mechanisms
cut the CPU time dramatically. reduction in carbon dioxide
258nm. in quasi-static and dynamic that of numerical analyses. content along sample can be detected.
permeation.
properties. thickness can be derived.

1240-1300

4106-5
AN INVARIANT BASED
TRANSVERSELY
ISOTROPIC
CONSTITUTIVE MODEL
FOR UNIDIRECTIONAL
4101-5
POLYMER
IMPACT RESPONSE OF
COMPOSITES
COMPOSITE SANDWICH
CONSIDERING THE MATRIX
STRUCTURES WITH
VISCOUS EFFECTS
TOUGHENED EPOXY
Fermin Otero, Inegi/cimne
MATRICES
George Irven, Imperial College
A constitutive law at the ply
London
level for unidirectional FRPs is University of Chemical
presented. The model is
capable to predict accurately
the viscous effects and the
non-linearities in the material
response.
4115-5
4112-5
EFFECT OF THROUGH-
PRACTICAL APPLICATION 4114-5
THICKNESS PENETRATIVE
OF TEXTILE PERMEABILITY RESEARCH ON THE
4107-5 REINFORCEMENTS ON THE
4111-5 MEASUREMENT STIFFNESS OF COMPOSITE
INCREASING THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIORS
4108-5 TUNABLE SELF-SENSING Ana Yong, National Physical PIPES UNDER STATIC
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF COMPOSITE-TO-METAL
MESO-SCALE PERFORMANCE OF Laboratory FATIGUE AND CYCLIC
OF POLYMER BONDED JOINTS
OPTIMISATION AND ADDITIVE FATIGUE
NANOCOMPOSITES FILLED Longquan Liu, Shanghai Jiao
MANUFACTURING OF MANUFACTURING Permeability measurement is Yuqing Zhen, Wuhan
WITH CARBON NANOTUBES Tong University
CONTINUOUS FIBRE 3D ENABLED PLA beginning to advance from the University of Technology
VIA MOLECULAR
REINFORCEMENTS NANOCOMPOSITES FOR research stage toward industry
DYNAMICS SIMULATION A through-thickness
Mikhail Matveev, The University BIOMEDICAL application. As this transition is Basis on static fatigue test and
Yangyang Gao, Beijing penetrative reinforcement
Of Nottingham APPLICATIONS made, practical challenges in cyclic fatigue test of different
technology of improving the
Jabir Ubaid, Khalifa University the transition from the type and different deflection,
Technology damage tolerance and
research environment to the equation of variation of the
mechanical performance of the
meeting the needs of industry ring stiffness is obtained.
metal-composite joints was
must be addressed.
discussed.

1300-1320
Lunch
1320-1420 Exhibition hall
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

Quality and future of journal publications

Michael Wisnom, Bristol Composites Institute (ACCIS)
Tsu-Wei Chou, University of Delaware
Ole Thomsen, University Of Southampton
1330-1415 Plenary 2
NSF-AFOSR Joint Workshop on Mechanics-Based Design of Intelligent Material Systems by Multimaterial Additive Manufacturing PART 3
DESIGNING WITH 4D PRINTING: EXPLORATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS MACHINES Kristina Shea, ETH Zurich
TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION FOR ACTIVE AND MULTI-FUNCTIONAL COMPOSITES Kurt Maute, University of Colorado Boulder
OPTIMIZATION-BASED DESIGN: A FORWARD-LOOKING PERSPECTIVE Miguel Aguilo, Sanida National Laboratories

1400-1515 Session continues at 1515

PLENARY LECTURE: DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND PERFORMANCE OF TEXTILE COMPOSITES Andrew Long, Nottingham University, UK
1420-1505 Plenary 2
1505-1515 Move to concurrent sessions

NSF-AFOSR Joint Workshop

on Mechanics-Based Design
of Intelligent Material
Systems by Multimaterial
P4201 Computational and Additive Manufacturing
1515-1550 finite element methods PART 3
P4203 Self-healing P4205 Recycling and
Three dimensional sustainability P4209 Computational and P4212 Sandwich structures P4213 Interfaces and
composites P4204 Process modelling Renewable energy P4206 Fracture and Damage P4207 Joints P4208 Nano-composites finite element methods P4210 Testing methods P4211 Resin and polymers and materials interphases P4214 Fibers P4215 Multiscale modelling

P4205-1 P4209-1 P4215-1

P4201-1 P4206-1 P4207-1 P4212-1
INFLUENCE OF NOVEL MATERIAL DESIGN P4214-1 ACCOUNTING FOR
POTENTIAL APPLICATION P4203-1 FRACTURE NUMERICAL MODELING OF P4208-1 FRACTURE BEHAVIOR AND
TYPES OF OLEFIN-MALEIC- SIMULATION FOR FIBER P4211-1 LOW-COST, HIGH SHEARED TEXTILE
OF WIRE WOVEN MESH AS MICROCAPSULE-BASED CHARACTERISTICS OF ADHESIVELY BONDED USE OF RESOLE SEPIOLITE- FACE SHEET BUCKLING
ANHYDRIDE COPOLYMER REINFORCED CEMENT- ANTIPLASTICSATION OF STRENGTH COMPOSITE UNIT CELL
PACKING TOWER BED SELF-HEALING PROTECTIVE PARTICULATE CFRP JOINTS PHOSPHATE ANALYSIS OF
P4204-1 BASED ADDITIVES IN BASED COMPOSITES ARYL ETHER EPOXIES POLYACRYLONITRILE PROPERTIES IN MACRO
LIMITER-COMPUTATIONAL COATING USING LINSEED REINFORCED COMPOSITES CONSIDERING NON-LINEAR NANOCOMPOSITE FOR P4210-1 CFRP/HONEYCOMB
MODELING STRATEGY OF BLENDS OF PA AND USING MESO-SCALE Larry Reyes, Carbon Nexus, PRECURSOR FIBRE SCALE FE SIMULATIONS
APPROACH OIL HEALING AGENT USING DIGITAL IMAGE DEFORMATION OF BUILDING FACADES EFFECTS OF GEOMETY SANDWICH PANELS
IR LAMPS WITH RECYCLED PET ANLYSIS Institute For Frontier Materials, Huma Khan, Deakin Meng-yi Song, ACCIS -
Vahid Ebrahiminejad, Dong-min Kim, Yonsei CORRLELATION ADHESIVE LAYERS Leila Soufeiani, University Of AND STACKING SEQUENCE SUBJECTED TO BENDING P4213-1
INTEGRATED REFLECTOR Bianka Nagy, University of Hiroki Ogura, Shimizu Deakin University University, Waurn Ponds, University of Bristol
University of Southern University Sangdeok Kim, Chungnam Shunta Mimura, Kyoto Melbourne ON APPARENT POISSON’S LOAD TUNABLE MICROWAVE
USED IN THE Pannonia, Corporation Australia
Queensland National University University RATIO OF QUASI- Mae Oiwa, Tokyo University Of DIELECTRIC RESPONSE IN
MANUFACTURING The simultaneous Homogenised mechanical
In this study, it was to be Combustibility of cladding ISOTROPIC LAMINATE Agriculture And Technology CARBON NANOCOMPOSITES
PROCESS OF Effects of olefin-maleic- This paper introduces a improvement of modulus, This research systematically properties are extracted from
The potential application of developed for a microcapsule- In this study, wedge splitting Numerical analyses were materials in the façade system CFRPS UNDER THE VIA VERTICAL INTERPHASE
THERMOPLASTIC anhydride copolymer based numerical simulation for strength and strain-to-failure investigates the wet-spinning sheared textile composite unit
Wire bulk cross (WBC) truss- type self-healing protective tests were performed to conducted to investigate the is a serious problem. Therefore, COMPRESSION TESTS This study clarified the local Faxiang Qin, Zhejiang University
COMPOSITE TAPES additives have been optimizing the mixture of the was achieved for multi-aryl of the blends of textile and cell models for use in macro-
like periodic cellular metal as coating using linseed oil turning evaluate fracture behavior of fracture behavior in the mode investigation of new Eiichi Hara, Japan Aerospace buckling behavior of the face
Olivier De Almeida, Institut investigated in PET/PA fiber-reinforce cement-based epoxies by varying the carbon fibre grade PAN scale component analysis.
future tower packing support into a soft film as a healing particulate reinforced II fracture toughness test. nanocomposite material to be Explolation Agency sheet of a CFRP/Nomex
Clement Ader blends. Compatibilizer having composites. Short fibers are substitution patterns within polymers. The stability of the Macro-scale mechanical
evaluated. FEA and CFD agent for application to composite materials. Also, Cohesive zone modeling replaced the existing honeycomb sandwich panel
lower molecular weight and arranged individually in the their backbone without different dope solutions and models are then run with the
results were combined for real cementitious materials using digital image correlation (CZM) was used to evaluate combustible cladding’s material subjected to four-point
same ratio of half-ester and specimen. The model significant decrease in Tg. their spinnability was checked deformation from the forming
case scenarios to optimise the linseed oil. method was used to analyze the failure of adhesives and is the purpose of this study. bending load using finite
unreacted anhydride groups capabilities are assessed by rheological measurements. stage included, for
best porosity ratios. the strain field. adherends. element method.
was the most advantageous. through bending analyses. performance predictions.

1515-1520

Thursday P4205-2 P4210-2

15 August DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH AXIAL COMPRESSION P4211-2 P4213-2
P4207-2 P4208-2 P4215-2
PERFORMANCE ALIGNED TESTING OF CARBON THE PREPARATION, TAILORING INTERFACIAL
P4206-2 THE EFFECTS OF NUMERICAL FINITE STRAIN
P4204-2 DISCONTINUOUS FIBRE P4209-2 FIBERS PROCESSING AND INTERACTIONS IN FIBER
DAMAGE PROGRESSION ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON PARAMETRIC HFGMC
1D SQUEEZE FLOW COMPOSITES: FIBRE DYNAMIC STRESS–STRAIN Shipeng Zhu, Aerospace HEALING OF DIELS-ALDER REINFORCED POLYMERIC
Session continued from 1400 P4203-2 OF NOTCHED AND CONDITIONS ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES PREDICTION OF THE
P4201-2 ANALYSIS OF CHOPPED SURFACE MODIFICATION RELATION OF ALUMINUM Research Institute Of Materials EPOXIES AND THEIR FIBRE- COMPOSITES BY THE
UNNOTCHED COMPOSITE STRENGTH OF DOUBLE OF POLYMER COMPOSITES P4214-2 MICROMECHANICAL
SELF-HEALING PROPERTIES LONG FIBER Thomas Pozegic, University Of POWDERS USING MULTI- And Processing Technology, REINFORCED POLYMER ELECTROSPRAY
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS FUNCTIONALIZING LAMINATES UNDER LAP JOINTS REINFORCED WITH MXENE P4212-2 TRANSVERSE YOUNG’S BEHAVIOR OF COMPOSITE
OF CARBON-BLACK THERMOPLASTIC Bristol PARTICLE FINITE ELEMENT COMPOSITES DEPOSITION OF
AND EXPERIMENTAL BISTABLE COMPOSITE PICTURE-FRAME SHEAR Aakash Paul, University Of NANOSHEETS DESIGN EXPLORATION OF MODULUS MEASUREMENT Uri Breiman, Tel-aviv
IMPREGNATED COMPOSITE METHOD In this study, the axial Callum Branfoot, University of WATERBORNE CARBON
TESTING OF NON-CRIMP LAMINATE STRUCTURES LOADING Bristol Daiva Zeleniakiene, Kaunas MULTI-LAYER SANDWICH OF CARBON FIBRE BY University
THERMOPLASTIC Waqas Ali, University Of The High Performance Kefeng Peng, University Of compression strength of Bristol NANOTUBES
FABRIC COMPACT Oliver Myers, Clemson Daniel Rapking, University of Technology STRUCTURES TO ATOMIC FORCE
POLYURETHANE Twente Discontinuous Fibre Science And Technology Of carbon fiber multifilament has Murat Tansan, Sabancı
TENSION SPECIMENS – University Tests were conducted at TRANSVERSE LOADING MICROSCOPE AND Extension of the parametric
PROCESSED VIA FUSED technology is an effective and China been determined on a series Epon 828 (DGEBA) was University
INFLUENCE OF COHESIVE The Rx-FEM formulation was Room Temperature Dry, Hot This study is addressed to Anbazhagan Subramani, NANOINDENTATION HFGMC to incorporate the
DEPOSITION MODELLING The objective of our work is to sustainable high performance PAN-based carbon fibers modified into covalent
PROPERTIES. EFFICIENT MULTISCALE preliminarily applied to two Temperature Dry and Hot identify a suitable methodology Singapore University Of Shanghong Duan, Chalmers finite-strain micromechanics of
Fareed Tamaddoni Jahromi, investigate the fibre matrix Aligned Discontinuous Fibre Based on the multi-particle using bundle compression test adaptable networks (CANs) This study aims to enhance the
Dimitris Gouskos, Imperial OPTIMAL DESIGN AND distinct material systems for a Temperature Wet conditions. based on finite element Technology And Design Universisty of Technology, composites is presented.
Swinburne University of separation during compression Reforced Composite (ADFRC) finite element methods,the similar to the compression using Diels-Alder chemistry. mechanical performance of fiber
College London FABRICATION OF picture frame shear testing The changing failure modes homogenization approach for Sweden Macroscale and microscale
Technology moulding and for that, 1D manufacturing process, with dynamic stress–strain measurement of unidirectional These CANs were there then reinforced polymeric composites
CONTINUOUS FIBER configuration. Both material were identified, and material prediction of mechanical response of UDs is
squeeze flow experiments are the potential for high relationship of granular metal laminated composites. This thermomechanically by electrospray deposition of
REINFORCED COMPOSITES systems had notched and un- characterisation tests were properties of polymer composite successfully compared with
performed in a flat geometry. production throughput. In this materials was determined. test allows for rapid response characterised and tested as waterborne single-walled carbon
Gowri Narasimha Boddeti, notched configurations. conducted to understand the reinforced with MXene 2D the orthogonal HFGMC and
presentation, fibre surfaces are and utilizes smaller amounts of matrices for functional FRP nanotube dispersion onto dry
Singapore University of joint performance. nanoparticles. the FEA.
modified to increase material for initial screening composites. woven carbon fabric.
Technology and Design throughput. testing.

1520-1525

P4203-3
P4201-3
STUDY ON CFRP PI-BEAM
MICROMECHANICS
PARAMETRIC AND
MODELING OF
STRENGTH ANALYSIS
TENSILE/SHEAR BEHAVIOR
Geon Tae Park, Changwon
AND CRACK DENSITY OF
National University
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Daichi Haruyama, Ihi
In this study, we apply the 2D
Corporation
carbon fiber for the beam
structure, optimize the
We considered the method to
parameters of the beam
evaluate the relationship
through the experimental
between matrix crack and
evaluation and analysis, and
transverse crack and stiffness
then try to find the optimum
degradation of brittle matrix
strength of the beam by
composites.
manufacturing the 3D beam.
P4204-3
MACHINE-DRIVEN
EXPERIMENTATION FOR
SOLVING CHALLENGING
CONSOLIDATION
PROBLEMS
Anatoly Koptelov, Advanced
Composites Collaboration for
Innovation and Science
(ACCIS), University Of Bristol
A new consolidation sensor
framework for the
characterisation of resin flow in University
composite precursors was
developed. Unlike existing
characterisation approaches,
the proposed consolidation
sensor is not limited by the
material type and predefined
loading schedule for the test.
P4206-3
DEVELOPMENT OF
PROGRESSIVE FAILURE
ANALYSIS METHOD FOR
COMPOSITE LAMINATES
CONTAINING OPENINGS
WITH DIGITAL IMAGE
CORRELATION
P4205-3
Donghyun Yoon, Chungnam
UPCYCLING OF
National University
AEROSPACE CARBON
SCRAP: IMPACT OF
A progressive failure analysis
MATERIAL PROPERTIES
model was developed using
Sanjeev Rao, Khalifa
crack-band-model according to
existing researches. And it was
evaluated comparing with
experimental results including
strain contour obtained from
DIC. The numerical results
demonstrated a good
correlation with the
experimental results.
P4207-3
A STUDY ON THE CHANGE
OF ADHESIVE SHEAR P4214-3
P4215-3
STRENGTH OF CARBON MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS
P4209-3 DEVELOPMENT OF
STEEL/CARBON FIBER P4210-3 OF INTERPHASE FORMATION
DESIGN OF 70MPA MULTISCALE DAMAGE
REINFORCED PLASTIC SINGLE FIBER PULL-OUT PROCESS OF CARBON FIBER
COMPOSITE HYDROGEN P4211-3 PROPAGATION ANALYSIS
COMPOSITE BY SURFACE TEST FOR THE MATERIAL P4212-3 REINFORCED POLYMER
P4208-3 STORAGE VESSEL THE ONE-POT SYNTHESIS, P4214-3 METHOD FOR WOVEN
TREATMENT OF CARBON SELECTION OF A HYBRID DECONSOLIDATION COMPOSITES
POLYIMIDE AEROGELS Cheng Shuo, Hefei University CHARACTERIZATION AND SPECIMEN PREPARATION LAMINATES USING A
STEEL RESIN COMPOSITE BEHAVIOR OF CARBON Yingdan Zhu, Ningbo Institute of
CROSS-LINKED WITH Of Technology POLYMERIZATION OF FOR TRANSVERSE HOMOGENIZATION THEORY
Seung Hak Song, Korea Holger Buettemeyer, FIBER REINFORCED Material technology and
AMINATED AG NANOWIRES: HYPERBRANCHED MODULUS MEASUREMENT Gai Kubo, University Of
University Faserinstitut Bremen e.V. THERMOPLASTICS AS Engineering (NIMTE), Chinese
MECHANICALLY STRONG Accurate modeling of Ⅳ type BENZOXAZINE RESINS OF CARBON FIBRES USING Tsukuba
CORE IN SANDWICH Academy of Science
AND TOUGH hydrogen storage vessel and DERIVED FROM A2 + B3 FOCUSED ION BEAM
This study deals with fibre pull- STRUCTURE
Tianyi Zhang, Beihang optimize the structure design MONOMERS Fang Liu, Chalmers University In this study, we develop an
In this study, the changes of out test. It gives general Bing Xiao, The University of The reaction mechanism of
University by 3D scanner,based on the Wanan Cai, Harbin Of Technology efficient multiscale analysis
the adhesive shear strength recommendations for Tokyo cross-linking process and
progressive damage theory Engineering University method for damage
according to the surface embedding the fibres into the interphase model of carbon fiber
predict burst pressure propagation of woven
roughness change and oxide liquid resin. reinforced epoxy composites was
cylinders laminates using a
film presence were measured developed and analyzed by
homogenization theory.
and the cause of the fracture molecular dynamics simulation.
was analyzed through the
fractured surface observation.

1525-1530
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

P4205-4
P4201-4
NOVELTY IN RECYCLING
APPLICATION OF A P4215-4
P4203-4 OF WASTE ELASTOMERS P4206-4 P4209-4
VARIABLE-KINEMATICS P4211-4 P4213-4 ANALYSIS OF
THE OPTIMIZATION OF IN HDPE/PP BLENDS BY MICRO-CRACK STUDY OF P4208-4 A MICROMECHANICAL P4210-4 P4212-4
CONTINUUM SHELL NEW THERMOSET MATRIX CHARACTERISATION OF P4214-4 MICRO/MESO/MACRO
PROCESS PARAMETERS OF EXPERIMENTAL MULTICRYSTALLINE INTERFACIAL PROPERTIES MODEL IN CYCLIC RESIN TREATMENT FOR MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
ELEMENT TO THE BASED ON BISOXAZOLINES BOND STRENGTH IN FACTORS GOVERNING THE TEMPERATURE-
THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPATIBILIZERS SILICON SOLAR PANEL OF PLASTICITY FOR FIBER RELIABLE TRANSVERSE AND ENERGY ABSORPTION
ADAPTIVE NONLINEAR Salumeh Issazadeh, Deakin OVERMOULDED HIGH- TENSILE STRENGTH OF DEPENDENT
NEEDLED COMPOSITES P4204-4 Lilla Simon-Stőger, University BASED ON IN-SITU MXENE/GRAPHENE/POLYME REINFORCED WAVY SHEAR STRENGTH CAPABILITY OF HYBRID
ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX University PERFORMANCE BASALT FIBRE ELASTOVISCOPLASTIC
BASED ON ANN AND GA of Pannonia, Faculty of EXPERIMENT R MATRIX COMPOSITES ASSESSMENT IN HONEYCOMB
SHELL STRUCTURES MODELING THE P4207-4 THERMOPLASTIC Dan Xing, The Xinjiang PROPERTIES OF WOVEN
Yunchao Qi, Harbin Institute of TEMPERATURE GRADIENT Engineering, Institutional Yangbo Zhang, Xi’an Jiaotong DAMAGE IN HYBRID NANOCOMPOSITES Danhui Yang, Xi'an Jiaotong AEROSPACE STRUCTURES SUPERSTRUCTURE
Aewis K.W. Hii, Bristol Bisoxazoline resins are COMPOSITES Technical Institute of Physics COMPOSITES
Technology Department of MOL University, Xi’an, China Kristina Žukienė, Kaunas University Tomas Chuaqui, University Of Mengchuan Xu, Beijing
Composites Institute (accis) EFFECT ON THE CURE- JOINTED GLARE emerging due to high glass Robert Gaitzsch, Faserinstitut and Chemistry, Chinese Junpei Tetsuka, Tsukuba
Hydrocarbon and Coal University of Technology Bath Institute Of Technology
INDUCED DISTORTION OF STRUCTURES UNDER THE transition temperatures and Bremen e.V. Academy of Sciences University
A surrogate model for Processing In this paper,an effective A micromechanical model
A variable-kinematics CFRP L-SHAPED QUASI-STATIC improved inherent fire
optimizing process parameters experimental in-situ tensile The aim of this study is to based on the parametric finite- A resin treatment is applied on This paper introduces the
continuum shell element, LAMINATES Peifei Xu, Haribin Institue of performance compared with The bond strength of The strength of seven Elastoviscoplastic analysis of
of three dimensional needled Rubbery waste has been experiment method with a determine the interfacial volume direct averaging short beam coupons to design concept of the
whose through-thickness Yujun Li, Northwestern Technology traditional epoxy resins. In this overmoulded PAEK-carbon fibre commercial basalt fibres was plain-woven glass fiber
preforms of C/C-SiC jointly recycled as filler of backboard is explored to study adhesion and compatibility at micromechanics theory and produce far less conservative hierarchical structures in the
kinematics are adaptively Polytechnical University study, the thermal properties composites is experimentally studied and compared, and reinforced plastic (GFRP)
composites was established HDPE/PP matrix by the micro-crack behavior of the MXene-polymer matrix interface the Abdel-Karim-Ohno cyclic predictions of the transverse AuxHex structures. Hybrid
refined/reduced `on-the-fly’ is and the effect of the characterised using a rib-pull-off the factors affecting the tensile composites in consideration of
based on back propagation incorporation of experimental polycrystalline silicon and the overall constitutive model was build to shear strength of large honeycomb superstructures
developed. The model is bisoxzoline in the CALIDUR™ test. Manufacturing parameters strength of these fibres were temperature-dependence of
(BP) neural network combing compatibilizers for achieving photovoltaic wafers, including MXene/graphene/polymer simulate the cyclic behavior of aerospace components, by with sub-structures of triangles
applied to the fracture analysis composite structure is are varied and the effects on investigated. matrix materials is carried out
with improved genetic property specific end-product the micro-crack initiation and nanocomposite performance. periodic composites with wavy suppressing free edge effects. and arrows were proposed.
of composites, with adaptive investigated. bond strength are discussed. based on the triple-scale
algorithm. through selecting additive propagation. microstructure.
element splitting using higher- homogenization method.
structure with suitable
order cohesive zone model.
molecular weight copolymer.

1530-1535

P4214-5
PROPERTIES AND
P4206-5 P4210-5
P4205-5 STRUCTURAL
INTERLAMINAR AN INNOVATIVE CIRCULAR
P4201-5 EFFECT OF CFRP ON PERFORMANCE OF KD-Ⅱ
PROPERTIES OF RING METHOD FOR P4213-5
MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR VORTEX-INDUCED P4207-5 SIC FIBER WITH
CONTINUOUS FIBER MEASURING YOUNG’S MODIFICATION OF CARBON
OF TEXTILE COMPOSITES VIBRATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE
REINFORCED MODULUS OF THIN P4211-5 FIBRE SURFACES BY SUFEX P4215-5
USING A TWO-STEP P4204-5 A BRIMMED-DIFFUSER OF CFRP SINGLE LAP IN AIR AND ARGON
THERMOPLASTIC P4208-5 FLEXIBLE MULTI-LAYERED MELAMINE-MELTBLOWN CLICK CHEMISTRY OVERALL ELASTOPLASTIC
HOMOGENIZATION P4203-5 A CHARACTERIZATION SHROUD FOR A WIND ADHESIVE JOINT P4209-5 P4212-5 ATMOSPHERE
COMPOSITES WITH ENHANCED FATIGUE MATERIALS NONWOVEN A HIGH- James Randall, Institute For PROPERTY OF
TECHNIQUE EFFECT OF VASCULAR STUDY RELATING CROSS- TURBINE MULTISCALE FAILURE NUMERICAL SIMULATION Chenxi Yang, Beihang
DIFFERENT RESIN PROPERTIES OF GRAPHENE (COMPRESSIVE METHOD) PERFORMANCE MATERIAL Frontier Materials PARTICULATE COMPOSITE
Chaeyoung Hong, Unist TUBES DESIGN ON SECTIONAL DISTRIBUTION Kotono Yanagisawa, Tokyo ANALYSIS OF 3D BRAIDED OF IMPACT PERFORMANCE University
FRACTION OXIDE/CARBON Atsumi Ohtsuki, Meijo COMBINING FOR THE WITH STRAIN GRADIENT
MECHANICAL AND SELF- OF FIBRE VOLUME Taeyoung Kim, Kyushu Metropolitan University COMPOSITE STRUCTURE FOR PMI FOAM FILLED
Tao Zhang, Beihang University BLACK/NATURE RUBBER University FIRST TIME THERMOSET The employment of SuFEx 'click' MATRIX
The two-step homogenization HEALING PROPERTIES OF FRACTION AND University BY COUPLING FEM AND CORRUGATED BOARD The high temperature
COMPOSITES MELAMINE WITH chemistries were explored on Hansong Ma, Laboratory Of
method at the fiber/matrix level CFRP COMPOSITES PERMEABILITY The strength of metal-CFRP FFT METHOD SANDWICH STRUCTURE exposure for KD-Ⅱ continuous
The influence of resin fraction Shipeng Wen, Beijing Considering large deformation EXCELLENT THERMAL AND carbon fibres for the first time. Nonlinear Mechanics (lnm),
and the textile level is Song Jungil, Changwon Filip Salling Rasmussen, This study discusses the effect adhesive joint was evaluated Guodong Fang, Harbin Peiyan Yang, Harbin silicon carbide fibers was
on the interlaminar properties University of Chemical behaviors of circular ring ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES. Remarkably, a 130% Institute Of Mechanics,
presented. It is demonstrated National University Technical University Of of CFRP used for the brimmed- quantitatively. The relationship Institute of Technology Engineering University carried out at
Session continued from 1400 of continuous glass fiber Technology subjected to compressive Simona Lavric, Melamin D.d. improvement to the IFSS in Chinese Academy Of
this approach is capable of Denmark diffuser shroud on the vortex- between strength and failure 800°C,1000°C,1200°C,1400°
reinforced poly(phenylene force, an innovative method is Kocevje epoxy resin was obtained, with Sciences
efficiently predicting the induced vibration using a mode of the joints was also C and 1500°C for 1 h in air
FUNCTIONALIZING sulfide) (PPS) modified with developed to measure Young’s no degradation to fibre tensile
effective properties of textile coupling analysis of 3D modal characterized. and argon atmosphere to
BISTABLE COMPOSITE multi-walled carbon nanotubes modulus of each layer in a properties.
composites. analysis and 2D aeroelastic investigate the properties and
LAMINATE STRUCTURES (MWNTs) and silicon carbide flexible multi-layered materials
analysis. structures evolution of the
Oliver Myers, Clemson whiskers were studied. (wire,thin plate).
fibers using tensile tests, XRD
University and SEM analysis
1535-1540 EFFICIENT MULTISCALE
Thursday
15 August OPTIMAL DESIGN AND
FABRICATION OF P4215-6
CONTINUOUS FIBER P4211-6 IDENTIFICATION OF THE
REINFORCED COMPOSITES P4210-6
P4201-6 LIQUID PROCESSABLE, P4212-6 QUASI-STATIC BEHAVIOR
Gowri Narasimha Boddeti, CHARACTERIZATION AND
WATER VAPOR THERMALLY STABLE, THE ANALYTICAL AND OF A WOVEN COMPOSITE
Singapore University of STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF
CORROSION BEHAVIOR HYDROPHOBIC PHENOLIC- NUMERICAL SENSITIVE TO THE
SINGLE FIBER STRENGTH
AND FAILURE MECHANISM Technology and Design P4209-6 TRIAZINE RESINS FOR CHARACTERIZATION ENVIRONMENTAL
OF FIBERS AT VARIOUS P4213-6
OF PLASMA SPRAYED INDENTATION RESPONSE ADVANCED COMPOSITE REGARDING INDENTATION CONDITIONS USING
P4205-6 PROCESSING STAGES DIRECTIONAL LAMINATES
MULLITE/LU2SI2O7- OF TOPOLOGICAL LATTICE APPLICATIONS OF COMPOSITE NUMERICAL
P4203-6 REAL-TIME SINGLE Ashok Rajpurohit, Chomarat USING CARBON NANOTUBE
LU2SIO5 COATINGS Xiao-fei Guo, Harbin Institute Aristeidis Tsiamis, University HONEYCOMB SANDWICH HOMOGENIZATION
NUMERICAL SIMULATION MOLECULAR STUDY OF A Textiles Industries INTERFACES P4214-6
Xunxun Hu, School Of of Technology of Bristol (ACCIS) STRUCTURES Patrick Rozycki, Institut de
OF FLOW OF RUBBER PRETREATED CELLULOSE Lulu Shen, Tongji University OIL-WATER SEPARATION
Materials Science And Xiaoyu Zhang, Northwestern Recherche en Génie Civil et
COMPOUNDS IN PARTIALLY HYDROLYSIS MODE AND This work addresses USING JANUS MEMBRANES
Engineering, Beihang We propose a novel periodic The aim of the project is to Polytechnical University Mécanique - Ecole Centrale de
FILLED INTERNAL MIXER INDIVIDUAL ENZYME challenges in automatic single Self-sensing capability of carbon Avinash Baji, La Trobe
University, Beijing, China topological mechanical combine a commercial Nantes
Haibo Yang, Beijing University MOVEMENT fibre characterization. It nanotube network played as in University
metamaterial, topological phenolic-triazine (PT) oligomer This paper focuses the
Of Chemical Technology(buct) Yanan Zhang, Nanjing answers the question: if textile situ sensor on delamination in
Plasma sprayed lattice, whose opposite with a liquid cyanate ester analytical and numerical A double scale numerical
University Of Technology processes such as spreading glass fiber reinforced composite
mullite/Lu2Si2O7-Lu2SiO5 surfaces have significantly monomer to produce method on indentation of homogenezition is used to
or NCF manufacturing affects laminates was investigated.
coatings were fabricated. different indentation hardness. sandwich structure obtain the stress-strain curve
the strength (and Weibull
Water vapor corrosion liquid processable, thermally considering shear effect and for a thermoplastic composite
parameters) of fibers during
behavior and failure stable, hydrophobic PT resins nonlinear collapse of core which is influenced by the
processing and to what
mechanism were investigated. for advanced composite material. temperature and the relative
extent?
applications. humidity instead of doing
experiments.

1540-1545

P4210-7 P4211-7
A NOVEL TEST METHOD TO POLYANILINE/PHENOL- P4212-7
INDUCE BI-AXIAL STRESS DIVINYLBENZENE RESIN MANUFACTURING AND
STATES IN THIN PLY FOR CFRP COMPOSITE COMPARISON OF
CARBON COMPOSITES WITH ENHANCED SPRINGBACKED CARBON
UNDER COMBINED ELECTRICAL AND FIBER REINFORCED P4213-7
LONGITUDINAL MECHANICAL PROPERTIES THERMOPLASTIC MUSSEL INSPIRED SURFACE
COMPRESSION AND Yu Zhou, The University Of SANDWICH STRUCTURES MODIFICATION AND
TRANSVERSE TENSION Tokyo FUNCTIONALIZATION
Yunqian Zhang, The University
Tamas Rev, University Of Of Tokyo METHOD WITH HIGHLY
Bristol The present study focuses on EFFICIENT AND
phenolic-modified This study focused on the ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY
The objective of this study to Polyaniline/Divinylbenzene novel manufacturing progress Wencai Wang, Beijing University
develop an innovative test resin with enhanced electrical of CFRTP sandwich structures Of Chemical Technology
method using thin ply conductivity and mechanical and improved energy
carbon/epoxy composites that property, which gives this resin absorption ability of the
allows for a more accurate system a promising future in sandwich structures to a great
determination of compressive carbon fiber reinforced plastic extent with low density.
strength for such materials. application.

1545-1550
Coffee break
1550-1620 Exhibition hall

NSF-AFOSR Joint Workshop
on Mechanics-Based Design
of Intelligent Material
Systems by Multimaterial
4301 ONR Solid Mechanics Additive Manufacturing
1620-1820 Symposium
4301-1
FRACTURE MECHANICS
SOLUTIONS FOR
INTERFACE CRACKS IN BI-
MATERIAL AND SANDWICH
BEAMS
Roberta Massabo, University
Of Genova
1620-1640
4301-2
DEVELOPMENT OF A MODE
I/II/III TEST RIG FOR
Thursday COMPOSITE LAMINATES
AND SANDWICH
15 August
FACE/CORE FRACTURE
CHARACTERIZATION
Pietro Sabbadin, Technical
University Of Denamrk
The aim of this work consists
in developing a novel test rig, PANEL DISCUSSION
which is inspired by the Shear
Torsion Bending (STB) rig
designed for unidirectional
composites.
1640-1700
4301-3
MODE-II DYNAMIC CRACK
INITIATION AND
PROPAGATION BEHAVIOR
OF CARBON FIBER/EPOXY
UNDER ELEVATED
MOISTURE CONTENT
Rodrigo Chavez, University Of
California San Diego
The effect of moisture on the
dynamic mode-II stress
intensity factor of carbon
fiber/epoxy composites was
studied. Notched carbon fiber/
epoxy specimens with high
moisture contents were
subject to dynamic fracture
experiments . The samples
were loaded under mode-II
conditions and compared to
samples with no significant
moisture content.
1700-1720
PART 4 4303 Nano-composites
4303-1
GRAPHENE BASED
NANOCOMPOSITES FOR
TRIBOLOGICAL
APPLICATION
Han Wang, Institute Of Metal
Research, Chinese Academy
Of Science
In this work, graphene were
used as lubricating additives for
improving tribological behavior
of graphene-based
nanocomposites.
4303-2
3D GRAPHENE/POLYMER
NANOCOMPOSITES FOR
HIGHLY SENSITIVE AND
STRECHABLE SENSORS
NSF-AFOSR Joint Workshop Shuying Wu, School of
on Mechanics-Based Design Engineering, Macquarie
of Intelligent Material University
Systems by Multimaterial
Additive Manufacturing The present work demonstrates
highly sensitive strain sensors
based on 3D graphene network
including graphene aerogel and
vertical graphene. Effects of the
microstructure of 3D graphene
on sensing performance of its
PDMS nanocomposites were
systematically investigated.
4303-3
IMPROVED MECHANICAL
AND BARRIER PROPERTIES
OF GRAPHENE/CARBON
FIBRE-EPOXY HYBRID
COMPOSITES
Xudan Yao, The University of
Manchester
Graphene/carbon fibre/epoxy
hybrid composites were
fabricated through spray
coating followed by resin
infusion. Uniform distribution
was achieved with barrier
properties improved.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change
4304 Process modelling and 4305 Additive 4307 Sandwich structures 4310 Damage tolerance and 4311 Civil engineering and 4313 Smart composite
machining of composites Manufacturing 4306 Composite structures and materials 4308 Fibers 4309 Fracture and damage ceramic matrix composites ceramic matrix composites 4312 Hybrid composites structures 4314 Joints 4315 Aerospace
4312-1
4305-1 EXPERIMENTAL AND 4315-1
4306-1 4313-1
FIFDM – ADVANCED 3D 4309-1 NUMERICAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF
LOAD ANALYSIS OF SMALL PERFORMANCE OF RARE
PRINTING WITH EFFECT OF THROUGH- INVESTIGATION OF THE SPACECRAFT
WIND TURBINE BLADES EARTH ORGANIC 4314-1
CONTINUOUS FIBER THICKNESS COMPRESSIVE TENSILE BEHAVIOR OF COMPOSITE PAYLOAD
WITH FIBER-METAL COMPLEXES BASED LIGHT VALIDATION OF LASER
REINFORCEMENT STRESS AND POROSITY ON CARALL FABRICATED WITH ADAPTER WITH LOCAL
LAMINATE SKIN ACTIVATED SHAPE MEMORY BOND INSPECTION (LBI)
4304-1 Jens Schlimbach, Institut Für THE TENSILE STRENGTH DIFFERENT FIBER SUPPORTS
Wei Sai, Nanyang 4307-1 4308-1 4310-1 POLYMER COMPOSITES TECHNOLOGY
SIMULATING Verbundwerkstoffe Gmbh OF CARBON-FIBRE ORIENTATION Evgeny Morozov, University Of
Technological University SIMULATING RESIN NANO-MAGNETITE SIMPLE TOOLS FOR Madhubhashitha Herath, Kara Storage, U.S. Air Force
COMPRESSION-INDUCED 4311-1 New South Wales At The
INFUSION FOR DECORATED CARBON FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITES ASSESSING Rishi Kumar Gupta, Indian
University Of Southern Research Laboratory
RESIN TRANSFER FROM A FRPC are an ideal lightweight Jan Rojek, MINES Paristech - VERTICAL HEAT Institute Of Technology Patna Australian Defence Force
Calculated the 20kW small MANUFACTURING FOR ENHANCED DELAMINATION GROWTH Queensland
SATURATED NON-WOVEN construction material as they PSL Research University TRANSFER OF ALUMINUM Academy
wind turbine blade loading at SANDWICH-STRUCTURED INTERFACIAL SHEAR UNDER VARIABLE Because the ability to inspect
INTO A DRY FIBER combine low density with very COMPOSITE CLADDINGS The tensile behaviors of
wind speeds of 6m/s, 7.5m/s, COMPOSITES STRENGTH AMPLITUDE LOADS Incorporation of selectively bonded joints is considered a
STRUCTURE high mechanical performance. A custom testing setup is Kate Nguyen, Rmit University carbon fiber aluminum Payload adapters are the
8.5m/s, and 10m/s. The stress Yi-Kai Kao, National Tsing Hua Sobhan Fakhrhoseini, Carbon Rhys Jones, Monash triggered photothermal fillers and high priority within the
Tom Allen, Auckland However, there is generally a designed and the influence of laminates fabricated in three structural elements that
in the airfoil was studied University Nexus/deakin University University glass fibre reinforcements into composites community, the Air
University lack of automated processes porosity is investigated on the different configurations were provide mechanical interface
numerically and displayed in shape memory polymer matrix Force Research Laboratory
for the production of tensile strength of cross-ply studied using experiment, between spacecraft and a
color codes to show the stress has demonstrated the potential has funded work to validate
geometrically complex CFRP specimens in the finite element simulation and rocket launch vehicle. In this
concentration area. The to develop light stimulus large- laser bond inspection (LBI).
components with load-specific presence of a through- maximum strength observed in paper, new designs of the
software used in the study is scale smart engineering
and thus economical fiber thickness compressive load. Al/0º/Al/0º/Al configuration with composite adapters are
MATLAB. applications.
reinforcement. fiber pull out and delamination proposed and analysed.
as a major failure mechanism.
4315-2
4308-2 4309-2
DESIGN OF A COMPOSITE
4304-4 SIMULTANEOUSLY NUMERICAL
FISHBAC MORPHING
MODELING COMPLEXITIES INCREASING THE INVESTIGATION OF CNT
4310-2 DEVICE FOR SPANWISE
IN THE PROCESS 4305-2 HYDROPHOBICITY AND REINFORCED COMPOSITE
4306-2 DAMAGE RESISTANCE OF 4311-2 LIFT CONTROL
SIMULATION OF EVALUATION OF A FIBER INTERFACIAL ADHESION OF IN CRASH
DESIGNING FOLDABLE THREE-DIMENSIONALLY APPLICATIONS OF Andres Rivero, Bristol
POLYMERIC COMPOSITE BUNDLE TWISTING AT A CARBON FIBRES: A SIMPLE Mohammad Rouhi, RISE
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES WOVEN CARBON FIBER PULTRUDED FRP TUBES IN Composites Institute (ACCIS) -
MATERIALS CURVED SECTION OF 3D PATHWAY TO INSTALL SICOMP AB
ON THE MICROMETRE 4307-2 COMPOSITES CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE University of Bristol
Robert Brockman, University PRINTED CARBON FIBER 4313-2 4314-2
SCALE VIBRATION ATTENUATION PASSIVE FUNCTIONALITY Roberto Lopez-Anido, Thiru Aravinthan, University Of 4312-2
Of Dayton Research Institute COMPOSITES INTO COMPOSITES Energy absorption in crash in HIGH PERFORMANCE THERMAL-FLOATING
Arthur Schlothauer, ETH PERFORMANCE OF HYBRID University of Maine Southern Queensland This paper introduces the use
Hirohide Shiratori, Tokyo Chantelle Arnold, Deakin composite materials is strongly TENSILE AND THERMAL CARBON FIBER REINFORCED ROLLER PEEL BEHAVIOUR
Zürich COMPOSITE LATTICE of the FishBAC morphing
Composite process modeling Institute Of Technology University dependent on the layup, fibre PROPERTIES OF TI/CFRP SHAPE MEMORY EPOXY OF COMPOSITE-TI
SANDWICH PANELS Damage resistance of a 3D Fibre reinforced Polymers device -a composite camber
presents unique challenges architecture and type of resin, LAMINATES BASED ON COMPOSITES ADHESIVE JOINTS FOR
The development of ultra-thin COMBINED WITH HIGH woven composite was (FRP) have gained increased morphing structure used for
due to continuous evolution of The present study has The findings of this study dispel e.g. thermoplastic vs. POLYIMIDE RESIN Yayun Liu, National Center for REPAIR
foldable composites for small DAMPING MATERIALS compared with that of a 2D popularity in civil infrastructure aerodynamic optimisation- for
key material properties. This revealed the twisting the common misconception of thermoset. Thus, modelling of Yubing Hu, Njust Nanoscience and Technology, Sridhar Idapalapati, Nanyang
scale applications (nano- Jin-Shui Yang, Harbin baseline composite using drop- applications in recent years. A spanwise aerodynamic load
paper discusses issues with mechanism of a continuous increased fibre wettability the crash behaviour of CAS Technological University
satellites or heart-stents) is Engineering University weight impact, energy review of field applications control The study is performed
adapting conventional test carbon fiber bundle in a amounting to an increase in composites is highly
investigated with regard to absorption analysis, dent where pultruded FRP sections using a fluid-structure
methods to process modeling, process of printing a curved composite strength and influenced by the chosen
maximizing stiffness whilst depth measurements, have been effectively used in interaction (FSI) model
and the sensitivity of section and evaluated its effect provides a rapid method of composite material system,
maintaining packagability. ultrasonic C-scan, and Micro- civil infrastructure is presented. developed around Mindlin-
predictions to data on the mechanical properties. installing surface functionality and constitutive models have
CT imaging. Reissner Plate Theory
measurement and reduction that facilitates adaptation of to some extent to be tailored to
(structures) and a viscous
methods. carbon fibres for new the system under
corrected lifting-line model
applications. consideration.
(aerodynamics).
4314-3
HIGH TEMPERATURE
4305-3
4310-3 TENSILE STRENGTH
EFFECTIVE TENSILE
EDGE IMPACT AND 4312-3 ANALYSIS OF C/SIC
STRENGTH OF ADDITIVELY 4306-3 4309-3
4304-3 COMPRESSION AFTER ACHIEVING GRADUAL COMPOSITE AND
MANUFACTURED TECHNOLOGICAL PRACTICAL INTERLAMINAR
NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE EDGE IMPACT FAILURE IN HYBRID SUPERALLOY BOLTED
DISCONTINUOUS CARBON IMPLEMENTATION OF A FRACTURE-BASED LIFE
3D-FLOW SIMULATIONS IN CFRP COMPOSITE LAMINATES IN 4313-3 JOINT STRUCTURE
FIBER-REINFORCED TOROIDAL COMPOSITE METHODS FOR BONDED
CHARACTERISTICS LAMINATES BENDING
POLYMER VIA COMPUTED PRESSUR VESSEL FOR AIRFRAME STRUCTURE GRAPHENE-CARBON BLACK- Shuyuan Zhao, Harbin
DURING COMPRESSION 4307-3 4308-3 Albertino Arteiro, University Of 4311-3 Meisam Jalalvand, University Institute Of Technology 4315-3
TOMOGRAPHY HYDROGEN STORAGE Carl Rousseau, Lockheed SILICONE RUBBER
MOULDING OF SMC THE ENERGY-ABSORBING EVALUATION OF THE Porto - Faculty Of Engineering AN ADAPTIVE BASE of Strathclyde DESIGN AND FABRICATION
Patrick Striemann, University Norbert Schramm, LSE GmbH Martin Corporation. COMPOSITE FILMS WITH
Gustaf Alnersson, Gestamp CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECT OF TENSION ISOLATOR FOR CLT In this work, a progressive OF W-SHAPED
of Applied Science LOW TEMPERATURE-
Hardtech Ab COMPOSITE-REINFORCED DURING CARBON FIBRE A composite damage model is STRUCTURES USING FIBER Two hybrid composite beams damage model for 2D woven DEPLOYALBE COMPOSITE
Ravensburg-Weingarten The toroidal composite A simplified fracture method COEFFICIENTS OF
HONEYCOMBS PROCESSING validated at higher levels of the REINFORCED COMPOSITES are designed, tested and C/SiC composite was BOOM
pressure vessel manufactured was demonstrated and further RESISTANCE FOR LARGE
A numerical model for Wesley Cantwell, Khalifa Claudia Creighton, Carbon test pyramid, accurately Wei Chong Liao, Feng Chia analysed to study their failure established to predict high Jiaqi Shi, Nanjing University Of
A combination of destructive with new ring winding development issues identified. STRAIN SENSORS
compression moulding of University Nexus, Deakin University capturing the edge impact and University process. Unlike standard temperature tensile Aeronautics And Astronautics
and non-destructive testing technology has a large mass The static ECT test was Velram Balaji Mohan, University
Sheet Moulding Compound compression after impact composites, these hybrid performance and failure
methods is used to saving potential (up to 30%) explored; ENF-based fatigue of Auckland
based is presented, in which response of different composites show a very behavior of single-lap, single-
compensate process-induced compared to cylindrical onset and growth tests were
the charge is modelled as a composite laminates, opening successful gradual failure and bolt 2D C/SiC composite and
defects by additive pressure vessels for hydrogen demonstrated; and
fluid with a specified viscosity. new perspectives for its use on a significant energy dissipation superalloy joint. The variations
manufacturing resulting in an storage at 700 bar. recommendations made.
material qualification through before final failure. of failure strength with
effective tensile strength and a
virtual testing. imposed temperature and bolt
local material performance.
preload were discussed for the
studied bolted joint.
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

4309-4
MAPPING STRAINS AND
FIBRE FRACTURE IN 4312-4
4307-4 CARBON FIBRE 4310-4 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
4304-2 4308-4
FABRICATION AND COMPOSITES USING IN MAXIMISING THE ON NOTCHED
EXPERIMENTAL 4305-4 AN EFFICIENT HIGH-
4303-4 4306-4 COMPRESSIVE BEHAVIORS SITU DIGITAL VOLUME FRACTURE RESISTANCE COMPRESSION OF
CALIBRATION AND LOAD PATH VISUALIZATION THROUGHPUT GRAFTING
HIGH GAS BARRIER ENHANCED INTERFACIAL OF CARBON FIBER CORRELATION OF GLASS FIBRE HIERARCHICAL 4315-4
VALIDATION OF POLYMER FOR FIBER TRAJECTORY PROCEDURE FOR
PROPERTIES OF PROPERTY OF CARBON REINFORCED COMPOSITE Erich Schoberl, University of COMPOSITES BY NANOENGINEERED DETAILED EVALUATION OF
MATRIX COMPOSITES IN OPTIMIZATION OF ENHANCING CARBON FIBRE- 4313-4
POLYMER/MOS2 FIBRE COMPOSITES BASED SANDWICH STRUCTURES Southampton CONTROLLED LARGE AEROSPACE COMPOSITES VISIBLE DEFORMATION IN
4301-4 SUPPORT OF PROCESS ADDITIVE TO-MATRIX INTERACTIONS COMPOSITE ORIGAMI FOR 4314-4
NANOSHEET ON VERTICAL GRAPHENE WITH CURVED-CREASE SCALE FIBRE BRIDGING 4311-4 STUDIED BY X-RAY CFRP LAMINATES
COMPUTATIONAL MODELING MANUFACTURING IN COMPOSITES FLUIDIC ARTIFICIAL DISCRETE DAMAGE
NANOCOMPOSITES Zhao Sha, UNSW FOLDCORE This paper presents a novel Stergios Goutianos, Technical TEXTILE REINFORCED MICROTOMOGRAPHY SUBJECTED TO OUT-OF-
MODELING OF LOW- Thao Gibson, University Of COMPOSITES Daniel Eyckens, Deakin MUSCLES MODELLING OF
Jin Zhang, Deakin University Yuntong Du, Center For application of Digital Volume University Of Denmark CONCRETE COMPOSITES Reed Kopp, Massachusetts PLANE IMPACT LOADING
VELOCITY IMPACT Dayton Research Institute Takuya Suzuki, IHI University Michael Dicker, University of COUNTERSUNK FASTENED
The interfacial shear strength Composite Materials And Correlation (DVC) and in situ FOR ADVANCED Institute Of Technology Shin-ichi Takeda, Japan
RESPONSE OF WOVEN Corporation Bristol LAMINATED COMPOSITES
Hydroxyl-functionalized MoS2 of carbon fibre and epoxy Structures, Harbin Institute Of Synchrotron Radiation In the present work, we aim to CONSTRUCTION Aerospace Exploration Agency
CARBON LAMINATES IN This paper discusses the This talk describes the IN BEARING
nanosheets has shown obvious matrix was dramatically Technology Computed Tomography increase the fracture APPLICATIONS Open-hole compression of
ARCTIC CONDITIONS experimental and A methodology of fiber chemical modification of the Realising high-performance Alex Harman, Defence
modification effect on a PVA improved with vertical (SRCT) to uniaxial loading in resistance of unidirectional Priyan Mendis, University Of CFRP with aligned-CNT The authors investigated
Pavana Prabhakar, University characterization efforts trajectory optimization is surface of carbon fibres by fluidic actuators by combining Science And Technology
polymer matrix, including graphene grown on carbon A composite foldcore sandwich Carbon Fibre Reinforced composites by large scale fibre Melbourne interlaminar reinforcement was visible deformation and
Of Wisconsin-madison required to support the proposed for Additive diazonium salts. The covalent new origami designs with Group
ultralow helium gas fibre surface by plasma structure based on curved- Polymers (CFRPs). DVC is a bridging. It is shown that the conducted across various internal damages of thermoset
development of a finite Manufacturing of composites. attachment of of these salts to composite materials.
permeability, high elongation at enhanced chemical vapor crease origami is designed relatively novel tool for steady-state fracture hygrothermal conditions. X-ray laminated CFRP owing to Out-
element-based computational The strength and stiffness the surface was initiated
break and toughness and high deposition method at relative and fabricated. The curved- quantifying full-field volumetric resistance can be increased micro-computed tomography of-plane impact loading.
simulation of polymeric were simultaneously improved through different means and
in-plane thermal conductivity. low temperature. crease foldcore have a much displacements and implicit several times by modifying the then employed for hot/dry
thermoset polyimide by the proposed method. the outcomes of each is
better antibuckling capacity strain fields. It is shown that fibre sizing and matrix condition to reveal non-
composite processing. discussed.
than chevron foldcore. novel, mechanistically material. destructively the complex 3D
consistent measurements may damage progression.
be made in relation to fibre
failure events.
1720-1740

4309-5 4310-5
ESTABLISHING DAMAGE DETECTION ON CURING
4305-5 4312-5
SCENARIO OF RANDOMLY PROCESS OF LARGE 4311-5 4313-5
DESIGN OF HIGH HETEROSTRUCTURED
ORIENTED STRAND (ROS) THICKNESS COMPOSITE IN-SITU X-RAY COMPUTED 4D PRINTED
TEMPERATURE RESISTANT 4307-5 {001}TIO2/G-C3N4 HYBRIDS 4315-5
NSF-AFOSR Joint Workshop THERMOSET COMPOSITES USING FIBER BRAGG TOMOGRAPHY PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOPLASTIC USING FLAX FIBRES AND GREATLY ENHANCED H2 MODELING OF VOID
on Mechanics-Based Design USING MULTI- GRATING CHARACTERISATION OF STRUCTURES BASE ON
COMPOSITES FOR FDM 3D SHIVES IN SANDWICH PRODUCTION FROM EFFECT ON MATRIX-
of Intelligent Material INSTRUMENTATION AND Guowei Zhang, Beihang TENSILE DAMAGE ACTIVE SHAPE MEMORY 4314-5
4301-5 4303-5 PRINTING STRUCTURES FOR WATER UNDER UV-VIS DOMINATED STRENGTH OF
4306-5 MICRO-CT University EVOLUTION IN TEXTILE POLYMER COMPOSITES JOINING OF AGEING
COMPARISON OF IN-PLANE Systems by Multimaterial UNDERSTANDING CNT 4304-5 Daniel Therriault, TRANSPORT LIGHT IRRADIATION CFRP LAMINATES
Additive Manufacturing EFFECT OF LIGHTNING 4308-5 Loic Souffois, Unniversity Of CERAMIC MATRIX Qinghua Guan, Centre for RESISTANT STRUCTURES
COMPRESSIVE DISPERSION IN POLYMER FINITE ELEMENT FORMING Polytechnique Montréal APPLICATIONS Hui Zhang, Beijing University Shigeki Aratama, Kawasaki
STRIKE ON THE BUCKLING ADAPTATION OF WEIBULL Technology Of Compiègne To investigate the temperature COMPOSITES Composite Materials and OUT OF LIGHT METALS
Thursday CHARACTERISTICS OF PRECURSOR SOLUTIONS SIMULATION OF COMPLEX Safa Essid, LOMC Of Chemical Technology Heavy Industries, Ltd.
BEHAVIOUR OF ANALYSIS TO REPRESENT and strain history throughout Daxu Zhang, Shanghai Jiao Structures, Harbin Institute of AND CARBON COMPOSITES
15 August HEXAGONAL AND AUXETIC AND PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITE SANDWICH This work presents the
COMPOSITE MATERIALS – STRENGTH BEHAVIOUR OF A damage scenario of the curing process of large Tong University Technol BY ULTRASONICS
HONEYCOMBS WITH FIBRE PANEL DISCUSSION COMPOSITES FROM THE PANELS development of carbon fiber- This article presents an Nanosheet array-like Void locations and dimensions
A FINITE ELEMENT STUDY BRITTLE FIBRES randomly oriented strand thickness three-hundred-ply Frank Balle, University of
REINFORCEMENTS ATOMIC SCALE Shuai Chen, The University of reinforced high-temperature experimentally investigation of heterostructured hybrids with were statistically investigated
CONTINUED Dhanya T M, Indian Institute Faisal Islam, Mines ParisTech thermoset composites is Kevlar/epoxy composite Tensile damage evolution of In this study, three programming Freiburg, Department of
Zafer Kazancı, Queens Hendrik Heinz, University Of Nottingham resistant thermoplastics quasi-static bending behavior {001}TiO2 in situ growth on g- using X-ray CT images. A
Of Technology Bombay, India established under tensile laminate, the fiber Bragg plain weave ceramic matrix methods of 4D printed Sustainable Systems
University Belfast Colorado Boulder featuring processability in melt of an innovative flax based C3N4 layers shows remarkably model was proposed for the
loading. grating (FBG) were adjacently composites was studied by the composites and structures Engineering
mixing, printability for fused sandwich structure and a improved hydrogen evolution effect of voids on the reduction
embedded in the composite in-situ nanofocus X-ray CT based on external loads, internal
deposition modeling (FDM), reference material, typically rate (26.2 mmol•g-1•h-1) of matrix-dominated strength
In this purpose, multi specimen to in situ monitor the experiment and their pre-strain and viscoelasticity
and high mechanical used for truck walls and floors. under UV-vis light irradation of CFRP laminates.
insrumentation including temperature and strain progressive damage were presented investigated
properties to meet aerospace upon high separation efficiency
digital image correlation, evolution at 5 monitoring mechanisms were established. here.
standards. of photocreated electron-hole.
acoustic emission, microscopy points along the thickness
and tomography is used. direction.

1740-1800

4305-6
ADDITIVE
MANUFACTURING OF
ADVANCED FIBER
REINFORCED COMPOSITES
AND APPLICATIONS
4301-6 4304-6
Xiaoyong Tian, Xi'an Jiaotong
FINITE ELEMENT PREDICTING FATIGUE LIFE
University, China
MODELLING OF THE OF COMPOSITE
EXPLOSIVE BLAST MATERIALS
Additive manufacturing for
RESPONSE OF CARBON Wahid Ferdous, Centre For
composite material structures
FIBRE-POLYMER Future Materials (CFM),
has been investigated to
COMPOSITES University Of Southern
fabricate components with
Alex Gargano, RMIT University Queensland
integrated performance of
material, structure, and
functions, thus to overcome
the bottleneck problems in the
fields of additive manufacturing
and composites.
4309-6
THE CRITICAL FIBRE
BREAK CLUSTER FOR
LONGITUDINAL TENSILE
FAILURE OF
UNIDIRECTIONAL
4306-6
COMPOSITES:
BUCKLING BEHAVIOUR OF
MISCONCEPTIONS AND
UD CARBON/EPOXY
NEW INSIGHTS
PANELS SUBJECTED TO
Yentl Swolfs, KU Leuven
DIRECT LIGHTNING STRIKE
Ole Thybo Thomsen,
The common misconception
University Of Southampton,
that the critical cluster
School Of Engineering
originates from the largest
cluster prior to failure is
debunked, and fibre-
hybridisation is shown to
significantly stabilise large
clusters.
4310-6
USE OF DESERT-SANDS TO
SYNTHESIZE MGSIO3-SIC
COMPOSITE CERAMICS
Zhiming Shi, Inner Mongolia
University Of Technology
The present work aims to
synthesize the MgSiO3-SiCp Christian Kudisonga, The
composite ceramics using
natural desert-sand and to
evaluate their microstructure
and properties.
4312-6
PREPARATION OF HOLLOW
SIO2/POSS/FLUORINATED
POLY(2,5-
THIENYLBENZOBISOXAZOL
4311-6 E) NANOCOMPOSITE FILMS
DYNAMIC MECHANICAL IN- WITH ULTRA-LOW
SITU ANALYSIS OF DIELECTRIC CONSTANT
CERAMIC MATRIX Zhe Zhang, East China
COMPOSITES AT 1300°C IN University of Science and
OXIDIZING ATMOSPHERE Technology
University Of Queensland and A novel method to fabricate
Netzsch 6FPBO-POSS-HMS
nanocomposite films with ultra-
low dielectric constant,
excellent mechanical
properties and high-
temperature resistance.
4314-6
INCREASING THE
STRENGTH OF
MECHANICALLY JOINED
CONNECTIONS OF METAL
AND FIBER-REINFORCED
4313-6 PLASTICS USING A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURED AUXILIARY
CONSTITUTIVE MODEL OF JOINING ELEMENT
SHAPE MEMORY POLYMER Marcel Droß, Technische
COMPOSITES CONSIDERING Universität Braunschweig,
RATE-DEPENDENT Institute Of Machine Tools And
BEHAVIOUR Production Technology
Jinsu Kim, Seoul National
University The present study aims at a
pin-structured auxiliary joining
element as a new technology
support for increasing the load-
bearing capacity of mechanical
joints between metal and fiber
reinforced plastics.

1800-1820
ICCM Conference Banquet
1845-2230 Melbourne Room, MCEC
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

Time Plenary 2 Meeting room 206 Meeting room 209 Meeting room 212 Meeting room 213 Meeting room 214 Meeting room 215 Meeting room 216 Meeting room 217 Meeting room 218 Meeting room 219

0800-0805 Day 5 Welcome & Announcements

PLENARY LECTURE: CHALLENGES IN COMPOSITES FOR MARINE STRUCTURES Yapa Rajapakse, United States Office of Naval Research, USA
0805-0850 Plenary 2
0850-0900 Move to concurrent sessions

5101 Polymer matrix 5115 Sandwich structures

0900-1040 materials 5103 Defence 5105 Aerospace 5108 Composite structures 5109 Fracture and damage 5110 Rail 5111 Biocomposites 5112 Composite materials 5113 Process modelling 5114 Joints and materials

MULTI-SCALE MODELING
MANUFACTURING
OF FIBER-REINFORCED
AMELOGENESIS: RELATED DEFECTS RESIN INFUSION
PLASTIC COMPOSITES:
NATURE’S 3D PRINTING –WHERE AND WHY THEY COMPOSITES FOR
FROM ATOMISTIC
SYSTEM FOR MULTI-SCALE OCCUR, AND DO THEY AEROSPACE
MODELING TO
LAMINATES MATTER? Michael Edwards, Boeing
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Brian Cox, Simon Bickerton, Auckland Australia
Tomonaga Okabe, Tohoku
University
University

0900-0930
0930-0940 Move to concurrent sessions

5108-1
5103-1
5101-1 TRUNCATED SPHERICAL 5115-1
MODELLING COMPACTION
BACTERIAL CELLULOSE- COMPOSITE SHELL FOR 5113-1 5114-1 STUDY ON THE LOW-
VARIABLITY IN OUT-OF-
POLYCAPROLACTONE TRANSMITTING VIRTUAL AND INTERLOCKING INTERFACE VELOCITY IMPACTING
AUTOCLAVE PREPREG
COMPOSITES AS ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE EXPERIMENTAL HYBRID DESIGN IN METAL-CFRP RESPONSES AND
LAMINATE
ENVIRONMENTAL AND BEARING CAPACITY THERMOFORMING OF JOINTS USING A MONTE- RESIDUAL PROPERTIES OF
Daria Bontch-Osmolovskaia, 5105-1 5109-1
MATERIALS UNDER WIND LOAD GFRP AND ALUMINUM CARLO SIMULATION COMPOSITE SANDWICHES
USQ VULNERABILITY OF Lili Tong, Harbin Engineering NEW INTERFACE ELEMENT 5110-1 5111-1 5112-1 Michael Grubenmann, inspire APPROACH Xintao Huo, Hunan University
Takao Aoyagi, Nihon COMPOSITE STRUCTURE University WITH NON COINCIDENT COMPOSITE MATERIALS EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FORMABILITY SIMULATION IVP Fabian Günther, Tu Dortmund
This paper proposes an
University FUSELAGE UNDER NODES TO SIMULATE FOR THE RAILWAY SURFACE TREATMENTS OF STEEL-POLYMER University This paper revealed the
experimental method for
INTERNAL BLAST EFFECTS: In this paper, thickness of a DISCRETE DAMAGE IN SECTOR ON CURAUA FIBERS SANDWICH COMPOSITES A hybrid thermoforming impacting mechanism of foam
imaging the flow of trapped air
We have been studying on MITE APPROACH sandwich radome which COMPOSITE LAMINATE Roberto Guzman De Villoria, LINCONL TEIXEIRA, Sungjin Han, Seoul National process of glass fibre- In experimental single lap joint sandwich structures.
through a OOA prepreg
effective defibration of bacterial Francis Collombet, Clement consisits of two dense Antoine Trellu, Isae Supaero - FIDAMC University of Brasília University reinforced thermoplastic and test and FEM simulations the Numerical and analytical
laminate stack. The goal is to
cellulose (BC) and recently Ader Institute dielectric skins by a less dense Segula Sad aluminum considering process qualitative and quantitative models were developed to
quantify the volume of air,
found that polycaprolactone- core having a lower relative parameters, tool geometry and positioning of mesoscale pin support the design of
trapped between the plies
grafted BC suspension was dielectric constant than the validation experiments is structures in interlocking structural crashworthiness.
during the manufacturing
very useful to prepare a skin are determined by experimentally and virtually CFRP joints are developed by Besides, the residual
process which will cause the
thermo-responsive membrane Maxwell equations for highest investigated. a Monte-Carlo approach. properties were also
undesirable porosity in the
to control drug permeation. transmission coefficients and considered
cured part.
stiffness.
0940-1000

Friday
16 August
5103-2
BALLISTIC IMPACT ON
COMPOSITE-COVERED
CERAMIC AND THE EFFECT
ON PROJECTILE
5101-2
FRAGMENTATION
EPOXY NETWORKS
Bernt B. Johnsen, Norwegian
DERIVED FROM NOVEL
Defence Research
AMINES
Establishment (FFI)
Russell Varley, Deakin
University
A composite cover on alumina
can improve the ballistic
performance. The highest
effect was with a cover on the
back of the alumina, and not
on the strike face.
1000-1020
5113-2
EVALUATION AND
5109-2 SIMULATION ON THE 5115-2
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS MOLDING PROCESS OF UTILIZATION OF A
5108-2
OF MODELLING 5111-2 CHOPPED CARBON FIBER LAYERED
ANALYSIS AND TESTING
TECHNIQUES FOR IMPACT BAMBOO FIBRE TAPE REINFORCED NANOCOMPOSITE
OF A THERMOPLASTIC 5114-2
ON THICK FABRIC COMPOSITES - MOISTURE THERMOPLASTICS CONSTRUCTED BY
COMPOSITE STIFFENED MICROPINNED JOINTS
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES 5110-2 RESISTANT AND DURABLE Tiansheng Han, The University LITAWO6 NANOSHEETS
PANEL UNDER UNDER LAP SHEAR
Niels Van Hoorn, NLR - INFLUENCE OF ENDPOST Aart Willem Van Vuure, KU of Tokyo AND COBALT PORPHYRIN
5105-2 COMPRESSION 5112-2 LOADING CONDITIONS
Netherlands Aerospace Centre MATERIALS ON SUB- Leuven AS ELECTRO-CATALYST
INFLUENCE OF Kevin Van Dooren, Delft TIDAL TURBINE BLADE Simon Inverarity, Rmit
SURFACE RAILHEAD This research aims to evaluate TO OXYGEN REDUCTION
SHOCKWAVE ON LIGHTNING University Of Technology COMPOSITES USING University
A comprehensive MATERIAL DAMAGE OF Bamboo fibres show high the compression molding Jinpeng Li, East China
DAMAGE OF CFRP BASALT FIBRE REINFORCED
characterisation of damage INSULATED RAIL JOINTS potential for use in composites outcome of a specific short University Of Science And
LAMINATE The analysis and test results of POWDER EPOXY We present a new approach to
due to impact events on thick DUE TO WHEEL/RAIL due to combination of good fiber ROS CFRTP named as Technology
Yoshiyasu Hirano, Japan a thermoplastic composite Conchur Bradaigh, University of micropinned joints which
fabric composite structures CONTACT LOADINGS mechanical properties, UT-CTT utilizing the analysis of
Aerospace Exploration Agency stiffened panel under Edinburgh involves interference fitting,
remains an elusive and Nirmal Mandal, Central abundant availability, high charge ratio and thickness of Layered nanocomposite
compression will be presented. and its effect is characterised
challenging task. Three Queensland University Carbon capture capability and free-edge samples and CoTMPyP/LiTaWO6 was
Skin-stringer separation has for a composite-to-metal joint
methods with varying degrees the fact that they keep their simulate the process with a constructed by exfoliation/self-
been modelled by VCCT and under lap shear loading.
of computational complexity mechanical properties at high new modeling technology assembling method, and the
will be validated by
are developed to simulate and humidity. implemented in LS-DYNA®, electrocatalytic activity of
experimental testing.
predict a representative impact and eventually leads to nanocomposite to oxygen
problem. mechanical property prediction reduction reaction was tested.
based on the pre-set molding
conditions.

5105-3 5108-3 5111-3 5113-3

DESIGN PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATION OF MOLDING COMPOUNDING NATURAL STRENGTH ANALYSIS
IMPROVED LAMINATE PROCESSES EFFECTS ON FIBERS WITH HIGH USING THE RESULT OF
PERFORMANCE IN BENDING INTERNAL GEOMETRY OF PROCESS TEMPERATURE- COMPRESSION MOLDING 5115-3
5103-3
AND EXTENSION RANDOMLY ORIENTED THERMOPLASTICS WITH SIMULATION FOR LONG COMPOSITE SANDWICH
NUMERICAL MODELLING
Jason Lee, University of STRANDS SOLID-STATE SHEAR CARBON FIBER OPTIMIZATION OF A
OF UHMWPE COMPOSITES 5109-3
Glasgow YI Wan, The University Of PULVERIZATION: 5112-3 REINFORCED STIFFENED PANEL
UNDER IMPACT LOADING LOCAL AND NONLOCAL
Tokyo FLAX/POLYAMIDE 6 NEW HYBRID MATERIALS THERMOPLASTICS STRUCTURE
Behjat Ansari, University of CONTINUUM DAMAGE
This article discusses improved Katsuyuki Wakabayashi, BASED ON CARBON Shinya Hayashi, JSOL Yasser M. Meddaikar, DLR -
Bristol SIMULATION OF IMPACT
laminate performance relating The internal geometry Bucknell University NANOTUBES AND METAL Corporation German Aerospace Center
AND COMPRESSION AFTER
to both in-plane properties (e.g. property, which is considered ALLOYS
A finite element model is IMPACT TESTS ON CFRP
first ply failure) and out-of-plane the key factor that combines A chilled twin screw extrusion Damian Kulawik, Jan Dlugosz New compression molding Optimization strategy for
developed to predict energy LAMINATES
properties (e.g. initial buckling) the inner structure with process called Solid-State University simulation techniques for long sandwich composites based
absorption at the interfaces of Reza Vaziri,
using double angle-ply mechanical properties, is Shear Pulverization effectively fiber CFRP using a beam-in- on lamination parameters,
UHMWPE laminates under
evaluated for randomly compounds natural fibers with adaptive solid coupling applied to a stiffened panel
varying rates of impact.
orientations), which are stiffness oriented strands both polymers that are function and a component problem.
matched to standard laminate quantitatively and visually conventionally incompatible strength analysis using the
configurations. under different molding because of their high deformed beams are
processes. processing temperature. presented.
1020-1040
Coffee break
1040-1110 Exhibition hall
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correct as at 8.8.19 and is subject to change

5205 Advanced
5201 Dynamic properties manufacturing 5212 Interfaces & 5215 Sandwich structures
1110-1230 and fracture 5203 Multiscale modelling and automation 5208 Composite structures 5209 Fracture and damage 5210 Damage tolerance 5211 Biocomposites Interphases 5213 Process modelling 5214 Joints and materials

5215-1
5213-1 INTERFACIAL ADHESION
5201-1 5210-1
5211-1 MODELLING OF THE BETWEEN CARBON FIBRE
NUMERICAL 5205-1 5209-1 A PLATE MODEL FOR
FRACTURE TOUGHENING HIPERDIF METHOD FOR THERMOPLASTIC
INVESTIGATION ON THE COMPOSITE COIL SPRINGS DETERMINING THE TRUE DAMAGE TOLERANCE
OF PERITUBULAR DENTINE MANUFACTURING COMPOSITES AND FOAM IN
LOADING METHODS AND MADE BY 4D PRINTING TENSILE FAILURE STRAIN PREDICTION AND DESIGN
5208-1 IN BIOLOGICAL POROUS RECYCLED COMPOSITES SANDWICH STRUCTURES
SIZE EFFECT FOR METHOD OF CARBON FIBRE FOR MULTI-AXIAL LOADING 5212-1
5203-1 MICROSTRUCTURE USING SPH Le Quan Ngoc Tran,
COMPRESSION RESPONSE Suong Hoa, Concordia BUCKLING AND STRENGTH COMPOSITES AND Mark Nielsen, University Of 5214-1
DUAL PHASE VOID Rong Wang, Xi'an Jiaotong GRAFTING CARBON Samantha Huntley, University Singapore Institute of
OF BRAIDED COMPOSITES University ANALYSIS OF VARIABLE FACTORS AFFECTING IT Bath COHESIVE ZONE MODEL
PREDICTION IN University NANOTUBES ON CARBON Of Bristol
Peng Liu, Northwestern STIFFNESS PANELS Michael Wisnom, Bristol IDENTIFICATION ON MODE I Manufacturing Technology, A-
MICROSCOPIC YARN FIBER SURFACE AND STAR
Polytechnical University Characteristics of composite MANUFACTURED BY Composites Institute (ACCIS) A new semi-analytical method BONDED ASSEMBLY:
MODELS The role of PTD microstructure ENHANCING THE HiPerDiF enables
coil springs made by the FABRIC STEERING for predicting the strain at SENSITIVITY AND
Silvio Faccioto, Institute Of on the fracture properties of INTERFACIAL PROPERTIES remanufacturing reclaimed In this study, several
The effects of sample size and method of 4D printing are TECHNOLOGY Novel tests show that which delamination ROBUSTNESS ANALYSIS
Aircraft Design - University Of human dentine is investigated OF COMPOSITES carbon fibres into comercially- investigations of the skin-core
loading methods on presented. In this method, the Zhaofei Xiao, University Of specimen volume and ply propagation will initiate Agathe Jaillon, Isae-supaero
Stuttgart by analysis Shu Xiong, Beihang University valuable products by ensuring interface of sandwich
compression response of the structure changes from initial Glasgow thickness have a much greater following sublaminate
a high-level of fibre alignment. structures are conducted,
triaxially braided composite are simple shape to the final effect on tensile failure strain of buckling. Adaptation for
of its crack tip shielding effect The fluid dynamic alignment including physico-chemical
numerically investigated using complex shape after curing and carbon-epoxy than other stress design optimisation is
on microcracks and process is modelled using interactions based on surface
the meso-scale finite element cooling. components. included, showing benefit of
macrocracks. SPH and the model is energies and mechanical
method. non-standard surface plies.
validated. interlocking influenced by foam
surface morphology.

1110-1130

5203-2
INFLUENCE OF FIBER
ORIENTATION
RECONSTRUCTION ON
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
5201-2 OF SHORT FIBER
REINFORCED
EFFECT OF
THERMOPLASTICS
MICROSTRUCTURE AND
Kevin Breuer, Chair Of Plastics
STRAIN-RATE ON THE
Technology
TRANSVERSE
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
Fiber orientation is
OF UHMWPE COMPOSITES
reconstructed by spherical
Jason Parker, Johns Hopkins
harmonics as well as by
University
method of maximum entropy.
Subsequently, representative
volume elements are
generated to investigate the
influence on the effective
composite properties.
Friday 16 August 1130-1150
5212-2
MULTILAYER INTERFACES
5209-2 5213-2 5214-2
FOR CARBON FIBRE
EFFECT OF PLY SIMULATION OF THE RESIN INDUCTION WELDING
5210-2 COMPOSITES
THICKNESS ON IMPACT TRANSFER IN A TRI- BEHAVIOR OF WOVEN-
LOW VELOCITY IMPACT Melissa Stanfield, Deakin
5208-1 DAMAGE MODE OF THIN AXIALLY BRAIDED CF/PPS LAMINATES USING
MODELLING ON LAMINATE University
5211-2 PREFORM USING HIGH FREQUENCY
5205-2 BUCKLING AND STRENGTH PLY CFRP LAMINATES COMPOSITE: AN 5215-2
Kohei Yamada, Industrial BIOCOMPATIBILITY OF Β- EFFECTIVE PERMEABILTY CONTINUOUS INDUCTION
VIRTUAL MATERIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIABLE INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION This project employs surface EXPERIMENTAL
Technology Center Of Fukui CA3(PO4)2/MG-ZN Hye-gyu Kim, Ulsan National HEATING
CHARACTERISATION OF 3D STIFFNESS PANELS Patrick Peres, ArianeGroup electroinitiated emulsion FORMABILITY STUDY OF
Prefecture COMPOSITES PREPARED Institute of Science and Kurima Kazuki, KINDAI
COMPOSITES MANUFACTURED BY polymerisation (SEEP) process STEEL-POLYMER
BY POWDER METALLURGY Technology University
Bruce Cartwright, Pacific FABRIC STEERING Industrial validation to modify carbon surfaces; SANDWICH COMPOSITES
In this study, impact tests and Kun Yu, School Of Materials
Engineering Systems TECHNOLOGY methodology of low velocity focusing on generating Jewook Yang, Seoul National
CAI tests varying the impact Science And Engineering, Numerical simulations for the This study clarified the
International Pty Ltd Zhaofei Xiao, University Of impact computation based on multilayer interfaces to induce University
energies were conducted Central South University resin transfer molding process behavior of induction welding
Glasgow experimental results with novel physical and chemical
using quasi-isotropic laminates are performed to observe the of woven-CF/PPS laminates
CFRP for different sizes of properties in carbon fibre
which had different ply resin flow through the tri-axial using the high frequency
sample. reinforced composites. This
thickness (0.02, 0.12, 0.24 braided preform, including the power supply of around
process is rapid, scalable, and
mm). temperature effect. 2.0MHz.
able to be applied to any
conductive surface.

5205-3
MULTIPLE-FRONT
POLYMERIZATION FOR
RAPID COMPOSITE
MANUFACTURING
5201-3 5203-3
Polette Centellas, University Of
EXPERIMENTAL ANISOTROPIC THERMO-
Illinois At Urbana-champaign
CHARACTERIZATION OF VISCOELASTIC RESIDUAL
STRAIN-RATE SENSITIVITY STRESS MODEL FOR
Frontal polymerization offers
ON FAILURE PROPERTIES WARPAGE SIMULATION OF
significant cure time savings
OF CARBON/EPOXY INJECTION MOLDED PARTS
over conventional composite
COMPOSITE Zhiliang Fan, Autodesk
manufacturing. Applying a local
Fabien Coussa, Onera Australia Pty Ltd
heat trigger initiates
polymerization; therefore, using
multiple triggers further reduce
cure times and enable large-
scale manufacturing.
5211-3
TUNING THE MECHANICAL
5210-3
AND THERMO-
LOW-VELOCITY IMPACT
MECHANICAL RESPONSES 5214-3
SIMULATION WITH A 5215-3
OF BIO NANOCOMPOSITE CARBON FIBER/PEEK
SPECIAL FOCUS ON THICK ON A BEAM ON ELASTIC
FILMS OF PLASTICIZED RIVETS FOR FASTENING
5209-3 COMPOSITES 5213-3 FOUNDATION ANALYSIS
5208-3 POLYLACTIC ACID WITH COMPOSITES
A SIMPLE MODELING Ronny Sachse, Institut für EFFECT OF CURING CYCLE MODEL FOR SANDWICH
EFFECT OF ABSORBENT HALLOYSITE NANOTUBES INTERPHASE TAILORING OF STRUCTURES
APPROACH TO PREDICTING Flugzeugbau - Universität ON THE STRENGTH OF UAV SCB TEST SPECIMEN
FOAM FILLING ON Swati Sharma, IIT DELHI Louis Laberge Lebel,
DAMAGE PROGRESS IN Stuttgart CARBON FIBER WITH 1-D COMPOSITE WING Kazuya Takaryu, Kanazawa
MECHANICAL BEHAVIORS Polytechnique Montreal
UNIDIRECTIONALLY AND 2-D NANOPARTICLES STRUCTURES Institute of Technology
OF 3D PRINTED Poly-lactic acid (PLA), a
ARRAYED CHOPPED This paper investigates the Dhriti Nepal, Air Force Zhendong Liu, School Of
HONEYCOMBS polyester derived from natural C/PEEK rivets were molded-in
STRAND LAMINATES influence of laminate thickness Research Lab Aeronautics, Northwestern Points to be noted on applying
Leilei Yan, Northwestern resources had been modified CFRP and Steel joints by
Shigeki Yashiro, Kyushu on damage initiation and Polytechnical University, Xi’an, an analysis model named
Polytechnical University in this work to improve its Joule heating and pressure.
University propagation during low velocity China “beam on Vlasov foundation
ductility with the help of The tested shear strength is
impact. An enhanced cohesive model” to sandwich SCB test
plasticizer. To compensate for higher than typical aerospace
zone model and impact specimen are discussed.
the decrease in tensile grade aluminum rivets.
simulations for validation are
strength, halloysite nanotubes
presented.
(HNT) have been incorporated
in plasticized PLA.

1150-1210

5208-4
DESIGN AND COPPRESSIVE
PROPERTIES OF LONG-
LASS-FIBER REINFORCED 5209-4
5205-4
THERMOPLASTIC
APPLICATION OF
OCTAHEDRAL LATTICE
AUTOMATIC LAY-UP AND IN- STRUCTURE
SITU CONSOLIDATION TO Yueqing Zhao, Beihang
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A University
REINFORCED WING SKIN
COVER – OUTCOME In this paper, compressive
PROJECT properties of diverse
María Isabel Martín, Fidamc octahedral lattice structures Abdullah University Of Science
assembled by nonplanar cross- And Technology)
shaped parts by mechanical
interlocking method were
investigated.
1210-1230
Lunch
1230-1330 Exhibition hall
5210-4
ENHANCING THE DAMAGE
TOLERANCE OF SRPP/CFPP
HYBRID COMPOSITES VIA A
EXPERIMENTAL BIO-INSPIRED DESIGN
Lorenzo Mencattelli, Imperial
INVESTIGATION OF
College London
MICRO/MACROSCALE
DAMAGE MECHANISM IN
We successfully designed
THERMOPLASTIC
micro-engineered
COMPOSITES UNDER
SRPP/CFPP structures via
QUASI-STATIC AND IMPACT
tailoring laser-cut patterns to
Arief Yudhanto, Kaust (king
meet different damage
tolerance requirements at
different locations within the
same structure, creating
engineering solutions of
significant industrial impact.
5214-4
5211-4
MECHANICAL DIRECT
BIOINSPIRED
JOINING BETWEEN CFRTP
ACHITECTURES TOWARD
AND METAL SHEET USING
IMPROVING DAMAGE
HIGH FREQUENCY 5215-4
RESISTANCE ON CFRP
INDUCTION HEATING
LAMINATES BUCKLING EXPERIMENTS
Kaname Fujisaku, Nippon
Luís Amorim, University Of AND ANALYSIS OF THE
Institute Of Technology
Minho SOFT-CORE SANDWICH
BEAMS
Joining method between
Under low velocity impact, the Dongjian Zhang, School Of
aluminum sheet and CFRTP
bioinspired CFRP laminates Aeronautics, Northwestern
(Carbon Fiber Reinforced
proposed have shown more Polytechnical University
Thermo-Plastic) sheet without
tolerance to damage onset
rivets by using induction
and less prone to larger
heating was discussed, and
damages, when compared to a
joining strength were
standard aeronautic one.
investigated.
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5305 Advanced
5301 Polymer matrix 5303 Mechanics of manufacturing 5315 Structural analysis and
1330-1510 materials composites and automation 5308 Fibers 5310 Repair 5311 5313 Process modelling 5314 Aerospace optimisation

5313-1
5314-1
FINITE ELEMENT
A NOVEL METHODOLOGY
MODELING OF LAYUP
TO QUANTIFY SHAPE
PROCESS WITH HEAT
COMPLEXITY OF
5305-1 TRANSFER AND
COMPOSITE AEROSPACE
5303-1 5310-1 DEFORMATION OF CFRTP 5315-1
AUTOMATED FIBER 5308-1 PARTS
A SOLUTION TO THE TENSILE STRENGTH Masaaki Nishikawa, A NEW ANALYTICAL
PLACEMENT AND TENSILE PROPERTIES OF Mohammad Tanvir
DOUBLE CRACK'S J- PREDICTION OF BOLTED Department of Mechanical MODEL TO PREDICT THE
VARIOTHERMAL PRESSING NANOCELLULOSE Chowdhury, The University Of
INTEGRAL IN THE PLAIN REPAIR ON COMPOSITE Engineering and Science STIFFNESS OF FILAMENT
OF THERMOPLASTIC REINFORCED SILKWORM Nottingham
PLATE LAMINATE WOUND COMPONENTS
TOWPREGS SILK COMPOSITE FIBERS
Huan Li, Harbin Engineering Xiang Li, China Academy Of The present study analyzed Michael Heitzmann, The
Peter Mitschang, Institut für Chen Wu, Tohoku University This paper introduces a new
University Engineering Physics the heat transfer and University of Queensland
Verbundwerkstoffe GmbH metric to quantify the Shape
viscoelastic deformation of the
Complexity of composites
materials during the thermal
aerospace parts using CAD
processing of CFRTP, using
information from early design
coupled simulations based on
stages.
finite element method.
1330-1350

5301-2
5303-2
ISOTHERMAL 5314-2
MODELLING OF 5313-2 5315-2
CRYSTALLIZATION NUMERICAL SIMULATION
MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR MULTISCALE MODELING ON THE
MODELING OF PEKK OF FOLDABLE SHELL
OF MXENE/POLYMER OF THERMOSET PARAMETERIZATION OF
COMPOSITES: KINETIC EXTENDIBLE TUBE OF
NANOCOMPOSITES 5308-2 COMPOSITE PROCESS- ORTHOTROPIC LAMINATES
AND MORPHOLOGY UNIDIRECTIONAL
Gediminas Monastyreckis, 5310-2 INDUCED RESIDUAL TO OPTIMIZE COMPOSITE
PREDICTIONS 5305-2 HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPOSITE
Kaunas University Of DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF STRESSES STRUCTURES
Olivier De Almeida, Institut ENHANCEMENTS ON CELLULOSE Yuki Doto, Department of
Technology SCARF REPAIRS WITH Marianna Maiaru, Michigan François-Xavier Irisarri, Onera
Clément Ader - IMT Mines Albi AUTOMATED PREFORMING NANOCOMPOSITE FIBRES Aeronautics and Astronautics,
CIRCULAR AND ROUNDED Technological University
FOR COMPOSITE AS SUSTAINABLE University of Tokyo, Tokyo,
This study was aimed to RECTANGULAR REPAIR This presentation deals with
Microscopy and DSC STRUCTURES COMPOSITE Japan
investigate the mechanical CUTOUTS A novel multi-scale Integrated the optimization of orthotropic
techniques are used to model Florian Helber, Institute of REINFORCEMENT
properties of MXene/polymer Sridhar Idapalapati, Nanyang Computational Material laminates using lamination
PEKK isothermal Aircraft Design Chenchen Zhu, University of About a new deployable
nanocomposites. The finite Technological University Engineering (ICME) approach parameters. An additional
crystallization kinetics with a Bristol structure made of shells and a
element modelling of a single to predict the evolution of variable defines the orientation
coupled kinetic equation. film, FEM and experiments
MXene flake and residual stress during curing of of the material axes of
Transcrystallinity induced by were conducted to investigate
MXene/polymer thermoset composites is symmetry. Link is made with
carbon fibres is investigated its extending behavior and
nanocomposite was performed presented. polar parameters.
and simulated by means of a deployability.
under tension conditions.
pixel coloring method.

Friday 1350-1410
16 August

5301-3
EFFECT OF CERAMIC
PARTICLE SIZE ON
PERFORMANCE OF RESIN
MATRIX COMPOSITE
FRICTION MATERIAL
Xuesong Fu, Dalian University
Of Technology
Particle size has a significant
influence on the friction
mechanisms. Oversized
particles improve the wear
resistance of materials, but
without causing excessive disc
wear.
5305-3
LASER-ASSISTED
THERMOPLASTIC TAPE
PLACEMENT: EFFECTS OF
THERMAL HISTORY AND
PLACEMENT SPEED ON
5303-3 WEDGE PEEL STRENGTH
A NEWTONIAN-MECHANICS- OF CF/PA6
Victoria Zinnecker, National
BASED MECHANISM
University Of Australia
CONTROL PROTEIN
FOLDING
This paper investigates the
Lin Yang, Harbin Institute Of
effect of three different tape
Technology
placement speeds and six
different process temperatures
on the wedge peel strength of
unidirectional CF/PA6
laminates manufactured in a
laser-assisted tape placement
process.
5308-3
TENSILE PROPERTIES OF
SINGLE CARBON FIBRES
TESTED WITH AUTOMATED
EQUIPMENT
Francisco Mesquita, KU
Leuven
An extensive amount of single
carbon fibre tensile properties
were gathered using
automated equipment. The
fibre diameter, tensile strength
and stiffness were analysed.
Some fibres showed
unexpected results, providing
new insights on single fibre
testing.
5313-3
COMPATIBILITY INDEX FOR
DEFECT FREE FORMING
WITH DOUBLE CURVATURE
5310-3 Andrew Rhead, University Of 5314-3
Bath
A NOVEL APPROACH FOR THE INTERPLAY OF
HYBRID BONDED REPAIR COMPOSITE DEGRADATION
A compatibility index that
OF PRIMARY METALLIC MECHANISMS FOR LONG
identifies stacking sequences
STRUCTURES LIFETIME AIRCRAFT
which minimise defect
Paul Chang, Defence Science OPERATION
formation is experimentally
and Technology Katherine Grigoriou, Rmit
validated via forming of various
stacking sequences onto a
complex tool using an
industrial double diaphragm
former.

1410-1430

5301-4
FUNCTIONALIZATION OF
COPOLYMERS WITH
HYDROXYL GROUPS VIA
THE BENZOXABOROLE-
DIOL INTERACTION
Yohei Kotsuchibashi,
Shizuoka Institute of Science
And Technology
A facile functionalization
method of poly(ethylene-co-
vinyl alcohol) (EVOH)
nanofiber meshes was
demonstrated via the
benzoxaborole-diol interaction degradation test is developed
between EVOH and
benzoxaborole-based
copolymers.
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5303-4 SYNTHESIS OF NEW
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MECHANISM PEPTIDES BASED IN
5305-4 MODELING AND
CONSISTENCY ANALYSIS NATURAL AND NON
DEVELOPMENT OF BEND- EXPERIMENTAL
OF COMPOSITE RUBBER IN NATURAL AMINOACIDS
FORMING TECHNOLOGIES VALIDATION OF THE
ACCELERATED POSSESSING À LA CARTE 5314-4
ON CFRTP TUBE VARTM PROCESS 5315-4
DEGRADATION TEST POLARITIES FOR SURFACE 5310-4 SPACE RADIATION AND
Tatsuya Banno, Gifu University Da Wu, Chalmers University STRUCTURAL PREDICTION
Yashun Wang, National MODIFICATION OF WET-LAYUP PATCH REPAIR HYPERVELOCITY IMPACT
Of Technology OF INJECTION MOLDED
University of Defense NATURAL FIBERS OF COMPOSITE SHIELDING OF LOW EARTH
In this research, both LONG FIBER REINFORCED
Technology Iván Rivilla, Basque Country STRUCTURES ORBIT SPACE
experiment and numerical We propose a novel model to PLASTICS BASED ON
University Andrew Charles, Defence STRUCTURES USING
approach has been challenged predict the thickness variation PROCESS INDUCED FIBER
A likelihood ratio test method Science And Technology ULTRA-HIGH-MOLECULAR-
to investigate the bend-forming of thin-walled fiber preforms MICROSTRUCTURE
for the mechanism consistency In this work, we present a new Group WEIGHT POLYETHYLENE
mechanism. Bend-forming during the VARTM process. Fabian Willems, Herr
analysis of composite rubber route to modify basalt fibers Jihun Cha, Kaist
simulation was challenged to The model shows high
products in an accelerated based on the synthesis of
predict defects, limits and computational efficiency and
peptides, natural and
reliability of forming. good accuracy justified by an
to ensure the validity of test unnatural, through ring-
infusion experiment.
data. opening polymerization
process.
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ACOUSTIC RELATION
5303-5 FINITE ELEMENT HIERARCHICAL CARBON
BETWEEN 5-CYCLE 5310-5
EXPLICIT DAMAGE MODELLING OF BI-AXIAL AEROGEL MODIFIED
LOAD/UNLOAD AND FULL- 5305-5 5308-5 COMPARISON OF KISSING
MODELLING OF FABRIC WITH CARBON FIBER
CYCLE FATIGUE OF HIGH PERFORMANCE/ HIGH FUNCTIONALIZATION OF BOND AND DISBOND
COMPOSITES UNDER CONSIDERING BENDING COMPOSITES FOR
COMPOSITES WITH AND RATE COMPOSITE BASALT FIBERS BY DEFECTS IN CFRP
COMPRESSIVE LOADING STIFFNESS FOR STRUCTURAL POWER
WITHOUT RESIN FLOW PROCESSING WITH HYDROTHERMAL GROWTH LAMINATES BY
Jie Zhi, National University Of COMPOSITES 5314-5 APPLICATIONS
CHANNEL TRAPPED RUBBER OF ZINC OXIDE COMPRESSION AFTER SHERLOC: INNOVATIVE
Singapore PREFORMING David Anthony, Imperial
Kariappa Maletira Karumbaiah, Brina Blinzler, Chalmers NANOSTRUCTURES IMPACT TESTING MANUFACTURING AND
Fei Yu, Composites Research College London
The University Of Auckland University Of Technology Matteo Lilli, Sapienza Robert Pierce, University Of
This work presents a high- Group, University Of STRUCTURAL HEALTH
Friday 16 August University Of Rome Nottingham Ningbo China
fidelity integrated discrete- Nottingham MONITORING OF Multifunctional structures
The complex fatigue behaviour Trapped rubber processing, an
smeared crack approach for THERMOPLASTIC containing carbon aerogels
of composites requires the autoclave alternative to Chemical, morphological and Defects have been
modelling notched composite A macro-scale finite element STRUCTURES contribute positively to electro-
identification of the service life achieving high pressures during mechanical analysis of basalt manufactured in CFRP
laminates under compressive model was developed by Jacinto Tortosa, FIDAMC chemical double layer
under cyclic loads, which composite processing, requires fibres decorated with zinc samples using a simple new
loads. The predicted failure incorporating the effects of capacitive performance but
involves intricate mechanical an accurate thermomechanical oxide nanostructures through method, and their effect on
loads and patterns compare fabric bending stiffness, in reduce overall mechanical
testing. Therefore, this study material model for a hydrothermal process at compression and CAI
well with experimental data order to assess its significance properties; the addition of
sought to identify a implementation. different growth times. performance has been
and observations in the on the prediction of defect nano-scale reinforcers (carbon
relationship between five-cycle investigated.
literature. onset and propagation during nanomaterials) are proposed
load/unload and full cycle
forming. to address these concerns.
fatigue performance.

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