ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
A Statistical Study on the Influence of Drilling Process in Delamination Observed in Composite Plates.
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Composite materials are increasingly being implemented in various solutions, ranging from conventional applications, like furniture, to more advanced ones, such as aerospace, based on their excellent properties, such as high mechanical strength and low weight. There are applications in which these materials are coupled to other parts. To achieve this connection, drilling processes are commonly used. Drilling causes irreversible damage to the material, which influences the mechanical strength of the plates. This study was conducted on 48 carbon/epoxy plates, each with two drilled holes, based on DOE (design of experiments) and the Taguchi method to design the experimental plan and to validate the results. Three control factors were considered for drilling: drill bit type, cutting speed, and feed rate, as it is expected that a low feed rate and a high cutting speed is the drilling configuration that inflicts the least damage. Subsequently, these specimens were subjected to enhanced radiography and an image analysis processing tool based on MatLab
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