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Hi Harry,
I can understand why this data would be really usefull, so I have calculated the properties of a typical laminate based upon the EL2 and the standard 200g twill, These figures are by no means guaranteed, processing variations will have a huge influence on the final performance of any laminate,
Young’s Modulus 0° GPa 74 Young’s Modulus 90° GPa 74 In-plane Shear Modulus GPa 5 Ult. Tensile Strength 0° MPa 630 Ult. Comp. Strength 0° MPa 585 Ult. Tensile Strength 90° MPa 630 Ult. Comp. Strength 90° MPa 585 Ult. In-plane Shear Stren. MPa 94 Ult. Tensile Strain 0° ext % 0.90 Ult. Comp. Strain 0° exc % 0.85 Ult. Tensile Strain 90° % 0.90 Ult. Comp. Strain 90° % 0.85 Ult. In-plane shear strain % 1.80 Density g/cc 1.6
This Is based upon a fibre orientation of 0/90deg to the loading, post-cured resin and a fibre/resin ratio of 60/40 - All of these figures are presented for approximate information only and are NOT A GUARANTEE of performance for obvious reasons.
Paul Statham Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical
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