In the last decade, sandwich composite materials have had an increasing use in design of racing boats. The main reasons are: higher strength-weight ratio, low density, excellent durability and versatility. The knowledge of impact response is very important to design racing boats. The aim of the present study is the investigation of absorbing impact energy ability of a sandwich composite material used for offshore vessels in UIM (Unione Internationale Motonautique) Championship. The material analysed in this study is a sandwich manufactured with hand lay-up technique. In the first phase, the damage assessment of single impact has been studied with an optical measurement technique. In a second phase, the damage evaluation due to repeated impacts has been analysed with the similar technique.
Assessment of Damage Evolution in Sandwich Composite Material Subjected to Repeated Impacts by Means Optical Measurements
CUCINOTTA, FilippoPrimo
;GUGLIELMINO, EugenioSecondo
;RISITANO, GIACOMO
Penultimo
;SFRAVARA, FELICEUltimo
2016-01-01
Abstract
In the last decade, sandwich composite materials have had an increasing use in design of racing boats. The main reasons are: higher strength-weight ratio, low density, excellent durability and versatility. The knowledge of impact response is very important to design racing boats. The aim of the present study is the investigation of absorbing impact energy ability of a sandwich composite material used for offshore vessels in UIM (Unione Internationale Motonautique) Championship. The material analysed in this study is a sandwich manufactured with hand lay-up technique. In the first phase, the damage assessment of single impact has been studied with an optical measurement technique. In a second phase, the damage evaluation due to repeated impacts has been analysed with the similar technique.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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