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Experimental study of CFRP laser surface modification and bonding characteristics of CFRP/Al6061 heterogeneous joints

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COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
Volume 283, Issue -, Pages -

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ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.compstruct.2021.115030

Keywords

CFRP; Fiber exposure; Laser treatment; Bonding strength

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This paper studied the effect of laser modification on the bonding strength of CFRP surfaces. Different laser treatment patterns were used to improve bonding strength. The highest bond strength was achieved with an annular pattern. The exposed continuity of carbon fibers and residual resin directly affected the bond strength. Additionally, the bond strength initially increased and then decreased with increasing scanning times, with the capillary effect of carbon fibers and air pressure in micro grooves playing a leading role.
With the increasing demand of modern aerospace lightweight, the reliable connection between CFRP and aluminum alloy becomes a difficulty. In this paper, the effect of laser modification on the bonding strength of CFRP surface was studied. Different patterns of laser treatment were used to improve the bonding strength of CFRP surface. SEM and EDS were used to characterize the surface morphology and element types and contents of CFRP after laser treatment. It was found that the bond strength was directly affected by the exposed continuity of carbon fiber and the residual resin. The bond strength of annular pattern with large diameter and large spacing was the highest, and the main failure mode was cohesive failure. With the increase of scanning times, the bond strength increased first and then decreased, and the capillary effect of the carbon fiber and the air pressure in the micro groove play a leading role. In a word, the laser patterning pretreatment on the surface of CFRP is beneficial to improve the bonding strength of heterogeneous joints, and the maximum bonding strength can reach 28.58mpa.

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