Mechanical Property Measurement of 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Reinforced Composites and Three-point Bending Test of a 3D Printed Control Surface

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This research aims to measure the mechanical properties of carbon fiber reinforced composites created through 3D printing and to evaluate the performance of a 3D printed control surface.
Developed standard specimens of carbon fiber reinforced composites using 3D printing.
Conducted tensile tests to measure strain using digital image correlation.
Performed three-point bending tests and finite element analysis on the printed control surface.
The mechanical properties of the 3D printed carbon fiber reinforced composites were successfully measured.
The three-point bending tests demonstrated the suitability of the printed wing for the quad tilt-prop UAVs.
Fatigue testing generated an S-N curve illustrating performance under repetitive loading conditions.

Evaluates mechanical properties and bending performance of 3D printed composites, suggesting their suitability for complex structures.

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Che et al. (2026) studied this question.

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