RCAIDE.Library.Attributes.Materials.Bidirectional_Carbon_Fiber
Bidirectional_Carbon_Fiber#
- class Bidirectional_Carbon_Fiber(*args, **kwarg)[source]#
Bases:
Solid
A class representing bidirectional carbon fiber composite material properties.
- ultimate_tensile_strength#
Maximum tensile stress before failure in Pa (600e6)
- Type:
float
- ultimate_shear_strength#
Maximum shear stress before failure in Pa (90e6)
- Type:
float
- ultimate_bearing_strength#
Maximum bearing stress before failure in Pa (600e6)
- Type:
float
- yield_tensile_strength#
Stress at which material begins to deform plastically in Pa (600e6)
- Type:
float
- yield_shear_strength#
Shear stress at which material begins to deform plastically in Pa (90e6)
- Type:
float
- yield_bearing_strength#
Bearing stress at which material begins to deform plastically in Pa (600e6)
- Type:
float
- minimum_gage_thickness#
Minimum manufacturable thickness in m (420e-6)
- Type:
float
- density#
Material density in kg/m³ (1600)
- Type:
float
Notes
This class implements material properties for bidirectional woven carbon fiber composites. Properties are based on median values from manufacturer reported data. The equal ultimate and yield strengths reflect the generally linear elastic behavior of carbon fiber composites up to failure.
Definitions
- ‘Bidirectional Carbon Fiber’
A composite material with carbon fibers woven in two perpendicular directions, providing similar properties in both directions
- ‘Ultimate Strength’
The maximum stress that a material can withstand before failure
References
[1] MatWeb. (n.d.). Overview of materials for Epoxy/Carbon Fiber Composite. Overview of materials for epoxy/carbon fiber composite. https://www.matweb.com/search/datasheet.aspx?matguid=39e40851fc164b6c9bda29d798bf3726