The Study of Adjusted Dynamics of Delaminated Cross ply Composite Plates and Shells
Saurav Chauhan
, Abhishek Sharma
Composite plates, a bipolar plate, Cross ply Composite Plates
Composite plates may be divided into two categories: metal and carbon-based. The Los Alamos National Laboratory has developed a bipolar plate made of a metal-based composite material. Plastics and stainless-steel guarantee that the construction is strong and impervious, while corrosion resistant graphite ensures that the ICR is kept to a bare minimum. As a result of the plate design, porous graphite sheets may be used, which are less time-consuming and expensive to produce than non-porous graphite sheets. Polycarbonate is chemically resistant, and it can be moulded into almost any shape when used for gaskets and multiples. From the standpoint of both stability and affordability, this multilayer plate seems to be a very good choice. Cement-based carbon composite plates offer Great chemical stability as well as excellent corrosion resistance. They also have poor contact resistance characteristics. Their low mechanical strength and hydrogen permeability, on the other hand, made it difficult to manufacture the thin, bipolar plates that are needed for automotive applications. It is possible to achieve a platform thickness of 0.5 mm that does not limit the rate of H2 penetration into the platform. Such as those in the aviation and automotive industries, which need good mechanical and weight properties. It is well known that the composite laminated fibre-reinforced plates are susceptible to damage as a result of accidental impacts with foreign objects.
"The Study of Adjusted Dynamics of Delaminated Cross ply Composite Plates and Shells", IJSDR - International Journal of Scientific Development and Research (www.IJSDR.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.6, Issue 7, page no.148 - 153, July-2021, Available :https://ijsdr.org/papers/IJSDR2107025.pdf
Volume 6
Issue 7,
July-2021
Pages : 148 - 153
Paper Reg. ID: IJSDR_193486
Published Paper Id: IJSDR2107025
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Research Area: Engineering
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