Search for dissertations about: "CFRP"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 46 swedish dissertations containing the word CFRP.
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1. Externally unbonded post-tensioned CFRP tendons : a system solution
Abstract : The introduction of Fibre Reinforced Polymers (FRP) to the civil engineering market in the late 1980s resulted in the emergence of a range of new tools for rehabilitating and strengthening concrete structures. Strengthening using FRPs is typically accomplished using non-prestressed externally bonded FRPs. READ MORE
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2. Multi-functional composite materials : CFRP thin film capacitors
Abstract : The use of lightweight materials in structural applications is ever increasing. Today, lightweight engineering materials are needed to realise greener, safer and more competitive products. READ MORE
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3. Strengthening reinforced concrete structures with FRP composites
Abstract : Civil infrastructures made of reinforced concrete (RC) play an important role in the economic activities and services of society. However, signs of deterioration and functional deficiency are commonly found in existing RC structures. Thus, there is a great demand for upgrading the capacity and performance of existing concrete structures. READ MORE
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4. On Cohesive Modelling of Carbon/Epoxy Composites : Delamination and Fibre Compressive Failure
Abstract : Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymers are widely used in engineering applications where weight saving and high mechanical performance are a key factors. However, an inheren tweakness of laminated CFRP:s is there relatively low resistance to delamination. Therst part of this thesis is devoted to extract cohesive laws associated with delamination. READ MORE
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5. Circularity in Thermal Recycling for Sustainable Carbon Fibers
Abstract : The research field of composite materials is particularly fascinating due to the design freedom they offer and the infinite number of constituent combinations, including those that are already explored, and many more that are yet to be tried. One composite material that holds great potential contains carbon in its fiber shape. READ MORE