An experimental study on ballistic impact response of jute reinforced polyethylene glycol and nano silica based shear thickening fluid composite
An experimental study on ballistic impact response of jute reinforced polyethylene glycol and nano silica based shear thickening fluid composite作者机构:NMCAD LabDepartment of Aerospace EngineeringIndian Institute of Science(IISc)Bangalore560012KarnatakaIndia Department of Industrial Engineering and ManagementSiddaganga Institute of Technology KarnatakaTumakuru572102India Department of Mechanical EngineeringNational Institute of Technology SilcharAssam788010India
出 版 物:《Defence Technology(防务技术)》 (Defence Technology)
年 卷 期:2022年第18卷第3期
页 面:401-409页
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学科分类:08[工学] 0826[工学-兵器科学与技术]
主 题:Ballistic impact Shear thickening fluid Nano silica Jute
摘 要:The present study aims at assessing the ballistic impact behaviour of jute reinforced polyethylene glycol(PEG)and nano silica based shear thickening fluid(STF).Preparation of STF is achieved by dispersing the nano silica particles at different weight percentage loadings of 10%,20%,30%and 40%in PEG and the effect of various weight percentages loading of nano silica particles on ballistic performance of the proposed composites is studied *** studies of the prepared STF’s showed that at all nanosilica loading shear thickening occurred and also the shear thickening was highest at higher loading of nano silica at lower rate of *** study reveals that the ballistic performance of the jute fabric is enhanced with impregnation of *** ballistic results indicate that energy absorption of the proposed composites is enhanced with increased loading of nano silica particles and at the same time,the effect of STF was *** energy absorption(SEA)of the neat fabric and the proposed composites was made use of for the purpose of comparing the energy absorption *** is found that the SEA of proposed composites with 10%nano silica loading is lesser than the neat fabric both in case of 3 layers and 6 *** was also found that proposed composite with 40%nano silica loading exhibits highest SEA compared to neat fabric and its counterparts with its SEA being 3.21 and 3.76 times highest compared to three and six layers of neat fabrics respectively.