Closed‐cell cross‐linked PVC foams display high specific strength and stiffness and are frequently used as core of light‐weight sandwich structures, such as inner aircrafts panels. The compressive behaviour of a commercially available foam was investigated under both static and dynamic conditions. An ad‐hoc apparatus was used to obtain tomographic reconstructions during compression; 2D and 3D Digital Image Correlation techniques were used to investigate the topology of the complex microstructure and strain localization phenomena. Finally, a numerical model based on dynamic data was used to predict acoustical damping characteristics of a composite panel made by PVC foam core and aluminium skins.
Characterization and Modelling of the Mechanical and Acoustical Properties of a Pvc Rigid Foam
ANDENA, LUCA;BRIATICO VANGOSA, FRANCESCO;BENANTI, MICHELE;MOSCHINI, SIMONA;MANZONI, STEFANO;FEDELE, ROBERTO
2013-01-01
Abstract
Closed‐cell cross‐linked PVC foams display high specific strength and stiffness and are frequently used as core of light‐weight sandwich structures, such as inner aircrafts panels. The compressive behaviour of a commercially available foam was investigated under both static and dynamic conditions. An ad‐hoc apparatus was used to obtain tomographic reconstructions during compression; 2D and 3D Digital Image Correlation techniques were used to investigate the topology of the complex microstructure and strain localization phenomena. Finally, a numerical model based on dynamic data was used to predict acoustical damping characteristics of a composite panel made by PVC foam core and aluminium skins.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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