H. Hohjo, Taiki Kano, Takashi Sasagawa, Hiroo Mochizuki, Tomoyuki Koga, T. Ohta, H. Makino
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: The fiber/matrix interfacial strength in discontinuous carbon fiber reinforced thermo-plastics was evaluated by a push-out test using a nanoindenter. Two types of composites were prepared.Theyweremolded using polypropylenereinforced bydiscontinuous carbon fibers using differentsurfacetreatments.Thinpolishedspecimenswithathicknessof20μmwereprepared.The load-displacement curves wereobtained byextruding carbon fiberwith a custom-madeflat-ended push rod attached to thenanoindenter.Theprocess ofinterfacialdebonding fracturewasnumeri-callysimulated bythecohesivezonemodel,using themixed-modecriticalenergyreleaserateasa criterion. In addition, interfacial shear strengths were evaluated using the feature points of the measured load-displacement curve.It can beconcluded from the results that the higher the interfacial shear strength, the higher the macroscopic tensile strength. Subsequently, Kelly-Tysonʼs theorywasused to predict themacroscopictensilestrengths.Thepredictedtensilestrengthsofthe composites werealmost consistent with thepracticalvalues. る上で重要な信頼性を支配する要因の一つは,繊維と樹