Translaminar fracture toughness of interply hybrid laminates under tensile and compressive loads

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orcId Ortega Novillo, Adrián​ researcherId Ortega Novillo, Adrián​ ​ ​
Ortega Novillo, Adrián
orcId Maimí Vert, Pere​ researcherId Maimí Vert, Pere​ scopusId Maimí Vert, Pere​ ​
Maimí Vert, Pere
orcId González Juan, Emilio Vicente​ researcherId González Juan, Emilio Vicente​ scopusId González Juan, Emilio Vicente​ ​
González Juan, Emilio Vicente
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Sainz de Aja, J.R.
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Escalera, F.M de la
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Cruz, P.
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This paper presents an experimental study of the translaminar fracture toughness under tensile and compressive loads of interply hybrid polymer-matrix composite laminates. The studied laminates were obtained by combining two of three different reinforcements: woven carbon fabric, woven glass fabric and unidirectional carbon tape, manufactured using the Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) process. The resulting in-plane quasi-isotropic laminates were generated by changing each material location along the thickness ​
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