Case Studies Chapter 1 Design using Carbon Nanotubes.

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Case Studies Chapter 1 Design using Carbon Nanotubes

Given We will calculate the deflection of a simply supported beam of PLA with dimensions of 6 inch width, 1/8 inch thick, 4 feet long. The distributed load of 0.25 pounds will be applied to the beam. We will do the calculation with multiple reinforcing fibers at 3 different fiber loadings. Reinforcing materials – Carbon Nanotubes (CNT) – Carbon Fiber – Glass Fiber – No Reinforcement Loadings –.5% – 5% – 20%

Moduli Pure PLA: 3.3 Gpa Glass Fiber: 70 Gpa Carbon Fiber: 400 Gpa CNT: 1000 Gpa Note: Gpa= Gigapascal= 1billion Pascals

Proportion The proportion of fibers and matrix in the composite are expressed as fractions of the total volume they occupy. ϕ f = Proportion of fibers ν f = Volume of fibers ν = Total volume

Fiber Fraction Calculation Calculation for.5% fibers – ν f =.005 – ν= 1 So the proportion at: –.5% is.005 – 5% is.05 – 20% is.2

Composite Modulus E 1 = Composite Modulus ϕ f = Proportion of fiber volume to overall volume E f = Modulus of fibers E m = Modulus of matrix (polymer) Formula to calculate the modulus with perfect adhesion at the interface

Composite Modulus Calculation Glass Fiber at.5% loading ϕ f =.005 E f = 70 GPa E m = 3.3 GPa

Composite Modulus Calculation Modulus (GPa)PLA Modulus (GPa)ProportionComposite Modulus (GPa)Composite Modulus (psi)% Change Over PLA (%) PLA Glass Fiber Carbon Fiber CNT

Beam Calculations Now that we have all the moduli for the different reinforcements and loadings we must calculate the moment of inertia of the beam in order to make the deflection calculations

Moment of Inertia I= moment of inertia b= base h= height 6in.125in

Moment of Inertia Calculation 6in.125in

Deflection y max = max deflection w = load L = unsupported length E = modulus I = moment of inertia 4ft.125in Force: 0.25lbs distributed Glass Fiber at.5%

Deflection Calculation Proportion Composite Modulus (psi) Load (lb/in) Unsupported Length (in) Moment of Inertia (in 4 )Deflection (in) % Change Over PLA (%) PLA Glass Fiber Carbon Fiber CNT