Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique

The effect of strain amplitude and frequency on the loss factor of glass fibrereinforced composite (GFRC) have been investigated by forced vibrations of double cantilever rod specimens. The tests were conducted at room temperature in the frequency range of 70Hz to 320Hz and at atmospheric pressur...

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Main Author: Nordin Jamaludin
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Published: 1992
Online Access:http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1296/
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spelling ukm-12962011-10-11T03:45:25Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1296/ Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique Nordin Jamaludin, The effect of strain amplitude and frequency on the loss factor of glass fibrereinforced composite (GFRC) have been investigated by forced vibrations of double cantilever rod specimens. The tests were conducted at room temperature in the frequency range of 70Hz to 320Hz and at atmospheric pressure since the effect of air damping on the rod shape specimens is likely to be small. The measured loss factor is independent of the maximum strain amplitude and increases significantly with frequency. These results indicate that pultruded GFRC has relatively high damping value 1992 Article PeerReviewed Nordin Jamaludin, (1992) Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique. Jurnal Kejuruteraan, 4 . http://www.ukm.my/jkukm/index.php/jkukm
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description The effect of strain amplitude and frequency on the loss factor of glass fibrereinforced composite (GFRC) have been investigated by forced vibrations of double cantilever rod specimens. The tests were conducted at room temperature in the frequency range of 70Hz to 320Hz and at atmospheric pressure since the effect of air damping on the rod shape specimens is likely to be small. The measured loss factor is independent of the maximum strain amplitude and increases significantly with frequency. These results indicate that pultruded GFRC has relatively high damping value
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author Nordin Jamaludin,
spellingShingle Nordin Jamaludin,
Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
author_facet Nordin Jamaludin,
author_sort Nordin Jamaludin,
title Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
title_short Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
title_full Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
title_fullStr Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
title_full_unstemmed Measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
title_sort measurement of damping capacity of pultruded glass fibre- reinforced composite by forced vibration technique
publishDate 1992
url http://journalarticle.ukm.my/1296/
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