Characterization of Failure Strain In Fiber Reinforced Composites: Under On-Axis and Off-Axis Loading

Metals are known for high ductility and have, been used to design fabricate structural components many years. However, composite materials taking over traditional owing their significant mechanical properties. Fiber-reinforced composites exhibit lower failure strain, resulting in brittle failure, limiting application where is desired. In this study, an effort has made design, fabricate, test continuous fiber-reinforced with improved ductility. A comparative analysis was performed optimizing the strain of different woven under both on-axis (0°/90°) off-axis (±45°) loading. The include carbon/epoxy, E-glass/epoxy, jute/epoxy composite. tests were according ASTM D3039 standard. strength all tested loading obtained from tensile results. But limited Interestingly, glass/epoxy showed by 90%, without much loss than jute fiber revealed conditions.