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G. Yu, X. Gao, Y. Song, Y. Song
In this study, the digital image correlation (DIC) technique was employed as a full-field measuring tool to analyze the in-plane shear deformation behavior of needled C/SiC composites. The non-linear in-plane shear stress-strain curve was obtained. The shear strain distribution and evolution were analyzed. The correlation between the shear strain distribution along the notches and the structure of needled preforms was investigated. The initiation and propagation of the cracks on the surface of shear specimens were studied. The failure mechanisms of needled C/SiC composites under shear loading were also investigated using a scanning electron microscope and an optical camera.
Shear behavior, C/SiC composites, digital image correlation, strain field, failure mechanism
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