Glass fiber reinforced polyurethane composite surface sandwich beams structural analysis and tests
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In this thesis, composite sandwich beams with glass fiber reinforced polyurethane composite surfaces are produced and 3 point bending tests were performed. In addition, an experimental study was carried out to determine the core material shear parameters and the determination of the structural properties of the material and the shear stresses of the sandwich beams with simple analytical formulas was also investigated. The results obtained indicate that the use of polyurethane resin as a matrix material is appropriate for health, longevity, economy and applicability. Composite sandwich beams made of glass fiber reinforced core provide a visible increase in strength compared to beams produced as core foam.
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Özerk Yıldırım (Master Thesis). Glass fiber reinforced polyurethane composite surface sandwich beams structural analysis and tests, 2018, Akdeniz University.
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