loss factor and dynamic young modulus determination for composite sandwich bars reinforced with steel fabric
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Abstract
In this paper I have build some composite sandwich bars. For these bars I have determined the
dynamic response by recording their free vibrations. These bars have the core made of polypropylene
honeycomb with upper and lower layers reinforced with steel wire mesh. For these bars I have determined the
the eigenfrequency of the first eigenmode in this way: the bar was embedded at one end and free at the other
where there was placed an accelerometer at 10 mm distance from the edge and I applied an initial force at the
free end. I have determined the eigenfrequency because I will use its values for the loss factor and dynamic
Young modulus determination.
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| Authors | ;Cosmin-Mihai MIRIŢOIU |
| Journal | journal of traditional and complementary medicine |
| Year | 2015 |
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