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Data-Driven Risk Analysis and Routing for Hydrogen Transport Systems: Risk-Informed Approaches for Road and Rail Transport
Data-Driven Risk Analysis and Routing for Hydrogen Transport Systems: Risk-Informed Approaches for Road and Rail Transport Research output: Contribution to conferences › Poster › Contributed › peer-review
Analysis of the effect of impact loadings on the gas permeability properties of CF-PA6 composites
Abstract This study investigates the damage-dependent permeability properties of polyamide 6 based carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites (CF-PA6) by analyzing the gas permeability differences before and after low-velocity impact loading. For this, a high-pressure permeability test rig was developed and is presented which allows quantitative measurements of gas leakage through composites. Two types of composites, braided and unidirectional cross-plies, were analyzed.
Multi scale systematisation of damage and failure modes of high-pressure hydrogen composite vessels in aviation, Part 2: Analysis
Multi scale systematisation of damage and failure modes of high-pressure hydrogen composite vessels in aviation, Part 2: Analysis Research output: Contribution to journal › Research article › Contributed › peer-review
Multi scale systematisation of damage and failure modes of high-pressure hydrogen composite vessels in aviation: Part 1: Methodology
Multi scale systematisation of damage and failure modes of high-pressure hydrogen composite vessels in aviation: Part 1: Methodology Research output: Contribution to journal › Research article › Contributed › peer-review
Experimental analysis of damage-dependent gas leakage in fibre reinforced composites
Today, composite pressure vessels for the storage of hydrogen are of special interests. Besides the bearing of the operation pressure, the permeability of the composite, especially after loading, is a main focus of current investigations. Within this paper an experimental method for the analysis of the gas leakage and permeability properties of damaged and undamaged composites is presented. Therefore, a permeability test rig was developed.
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