Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite

In order to study the mechanical properties of high volume fraction ratio metal particle reinforced resin matrix composites, the elastic modulus of the composites was predicted based on the micromechanics theory and the meso-finite element method. Firstly, standard specimens of the composites were p...

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Main Authors: ZHAO Jinfeng, ZHU Fuxian, ZHUANG Bailiang, YANG Haoqing, ZHOU Yongquan
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Published: Editorial Office of Journal of Mechanical Strength 2025-06-01
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YANG Haoqing
ZHOU Yongquan
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description In order to study the mechanical properties of high volume fraction ratio metal particle reinforced resin matrix composites, the elastic modulus of the composites was predicted based on the micromechanics theory and the meso-finite element method. Firstly, standard specimens of the composites were prepared, and their macroscopic elastic moduli were tested by uniaxial tensile experiments, and the microscopic properties were observed. Secondly, the elastic modulus of the composites was predicted by using Voigt, Reuss, Mori-Tanaka and Generalized means based on the micromechanics theory. Then, based on the microscopic particle size statistics of the specimens, the gradation of the metal particle size and its quantity were determined by using the Gaussian distribution law, and the random particle placement program was written by Python language to construct a two-dimensional representative volume element (RVE) finite element model consisting of the particles, the resin matrix, and the interface. Finally, the elastic modulus of resin matrix composites reinforced with high volume fraction metal particles was predicted by theoretical and finite element simulations. The analysis results show that the generalized means and finite element models predict the elastic modulus with less error from the experimental test results, and the elastic modulus of the composites increases with the increase of the volume fraction of the metal particles.
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spelling doaj-art-fdd3e8d8a72e40eca36f242f1a41d85e2025-08-20T02:06:28ZzhoEditorial Office of Journal of Mechanical StrengthJixie qiangdu1001-96692025-06-0147132140109625279Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix compositeZHAO JinfengZHU FuxianZHUANG BailiangYANG HaoqingZHOU YongquanIn order to study the mechanical properties of high volume fraction ratio metal particle reinforced resin matrix composites, the elastic modulus of the composites was predicted based on the micromechanics theory and the meso-finite element method. Firstly, standard specimens of the composites were prepared, and their macroscopic elastic moduli were tested by uniaxial tensile experiments, and the microscopic properties were observed. Secondly, the elastic modulus of the composites was predicted by using Voigt, Reuss, Mori-Tanaka and Generalized means based on the micromechanics theory. Then, based on the microscopic particle size statistics of the specimens, the gradation of the metal particle size and its quantity were determined by using the Gaussian distribution law, and the random particle placement program was written by Python language to construct a two-dimensional representative volume element (RVE) finite element model consisting of the particles, the resin matrix, and the interface. Finally, the elastic modulus of resin matrix composites reinforced with high volume fraction metal particles was predicted by theoretical and finite element simulations. The analysis results show that the generalized means and finite element models predict the elastic modulus with less error from the experimental test results, and the elastic modulus of the composites increases with the increase of the volume fraction of the metal particles.http://www.jxqd.net.cn/thesisDetails#10.16579/j.issn.1001.9669.2025.06.016High volume fraction ratioParticle reinforced compositeModulus of elasticityRandom distribution
spellingShingle ZHAO Jinfeng
ZHU Fuxian
ZHUANG Bailiang
YANG Haoqing
ZHOU Yongquan
Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
Jixie qiangdu
High volume fraction ratio
Particle reinforced composite
Modulus of elasticity
Random distribution
title Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
title_full Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
title_fullStr Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
title_full_unstemmed Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
title_short Elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
title_sort elastic modulus prediction of high volume fraction metal particle reinforced resin matrix composite
topic High volume fraction ratio
Particle reinforced composite
Modulus of elasticity
Random distribution
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