纳米压痕测试技术在GFRP材料中的应用综述

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Abstract Glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) has been widely used in various engineering fields, and its performance degradation under multiple types of service condition is relatively complex, which needs to be further explored from its macro and micro characteristic performances. Nanoindentation is a meaningful technique for getting micromechanical properties of GFRP components so as to establish their relationships with the overall mechanical performances of the GFRP in macroscale and provides a basis for further study on changes in GFRP during service. In actual detection process, due to the influences of constraint effect, pile-up effect and viscoelastic effect, testing errors between the as-measured and the real values cannot be completely avoided and may lead to misunderstanding of the obtained results. In this paper, principle of the nanoindentation technology is firstly introduced, based on which existing researches in testing regions of the GFRP, viz. glass fiber, resin matrix and their interphase, are reviewed. Also, reasons of measurement errors are discussed and their corresponding solutions or research directions are raised. Among the reasons of the caused errors, the pile-up and the viscoelastic effects of resin would lead to higher as-measured results, but merely influent the fiber results. The fiber constraint effect has a more obvious influence on results of all the regions in GFRP. Theoretical analyses prove that this constraint effect should exist in all types of composite materials, including GFRP. To minimize influence of the constraint effect, scholars have carried out both experimental and simulation studies, however, the current analyses are still superficial without any systematic outcome. Due to the influences of the constraint effect on as-measured results, initial theoretical analysis on properties of the interface between fiber and resin matrix is also carried out. Meanwhile, to facilitate an accurate analysis on micro-properties of GFRP, further relevant study directions regarding this application are also proposed.

Key words： glass fiber reinforced polymer nanoindentation micromechanical properties constraint effect

Published: 03 November 2021

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TB332

Fund:National Natural Science Foundation of China (51520105012,51678368), Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province of China (2019A1515012014), State Key Laboratory of Silicate Materials for Architectures (Wuhan University of Technology) (SYSJJ2019-13).

About author:: Yaocheng Wang, associate professor in School of Civil Engineering, Shenzhen University. He was granted the doctor's degree in Civil Engineering from Queen's University Belfast, the UK, in 2014. The main research areas include durability of materials in civil enginee-ring, cement chemistry, non-destructive testing techniques. He has successfully finished five national and municipal research grants as primary investigator and now is involving several other research subjects, at the moment, has published more than ten peer reviewed papers, such as Construction and Building Materials, Cement and Concrete Composite, ect.
Yang Lyu, postdoctoral researcher in State Key Laboratory of Silicate Materials for Architectures (Wuhan University of Technology). He obtained the degree of Doctor of Civil Engineering from Ghent University, Belgium, in 2017. His main research interests fall in the field of recycling and utilization of solid waste in civil engineering materials and high performance cementitious materials. He has hosted 4 national and provincial scientific research projects, and now is involved in several other research projects. As first author and corresponding author, he has published more than 10 peer reviewed papers in international journals.

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WANG Yaocheng,LIU Dingkun,LIU Wei, et al. A Review: Application of Nanoindentation Testing Technology in GFRP Materials[J]. Materials Reports, 2021, 35(19): 19214-19222.

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