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10.55041/IJSREM28148
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8 |
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Jan 2024
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
A study on the properties of jute-glass- Kevlar-carbon fibers reinforced composite. The concept of combining different materials to create a new substance with unique features. Using composites have wide variety of advantages like high strength, low specific gravity, improved stiffness, fabrication cheaper etc. The effects of the hybridization, different fibers content and plies stacking sequence on the mechanical properties of the tested hybrid composites were investigated. Results shows improve the tensile, Impact strength and flexure properties of reinforced composite. Impact strength is more in Jute/Carbon/Epoxy laminate composites compare to Jute/Glass/Epoxy, and less compare to Jute/Kevlar/Epoxy. Torque required and withstanding thrust force will be more in jute/Carbon/epoxy laminate composites compare to Jute/Glass/Epoxy and less compare to Jute/Kevlar/Epoxy. Jute/Carbon/epoxy laminate having 3mm thickness shows more Rockwell hardness no. compare to Jute/Glass/Epoxy, and less Rockwell hardness no. compare to Jute/Kevlar/Epoxy.
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