COMPOSITES SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ›› 2015, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (1): 54-58.

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ACOUSTIC EMISSION MONITORING ON MODE Ⅱ DELAMINATION DAMAGE EVALUATION OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL

LI Ya-juan, ZHOU Wei*, LIU Ran, ZHANG Xue-mei   

  1. College of Quality and Technology Supervision, Hebei University, Baoding 071002, China
  • Received:2014-06-13 Online:2015-01-28 Published:2021-09-14

Abstract: In order to study the damage evolution of interlaminar interface [0/0], [0/45] and [+45/-45] in composites material for wind turbine blades, mode Ⅱ delamination growth experiment of the composites has been conducted by means of acoustic emission technique. In this flexural experiment, real-time acoustic emission monitoring was used during the entire delamination process and the delamination growth. The results show that high speed crack extension, large delaminated areas and planar crack front are obtained for [0/0] layered composite specimen, and unstable crack extension is associated with high amplitude, long duration time acoustic emission (AE) signal. In the case of [0/45] and [+/-45] composite material specimen, delamination damage and extension are affected by the fibers along ±45 ° direction, and high AE cumulative hits before unstable crack extension, low crack propagation rate, small delaminated areas and irregular crack front are induced. The delamination damage evolution of the composites could be divided into two basic stages, the micro damage accumulation around crack tip region and delamination unstable extension.

Key words: wind turbine blade, composite, end notched flexure test, delamination damage, acoustic emission

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