Recently a high-modulus and high-strength organic fiber, identified as PRD-49-III by the manufacturer, became commercially available. To assess the fiber performance and its potential as a reinforcement for fiber composites, the tensile properties of the fiber in an epoxy matrix were determined. During this study over 6000 fiber/epoxy strands were made using the filament winding process; these strands were representative samples taken from over 60 lb of single-end fiber. The fiber uniformity, its strength distribution at room and LN2 temperature, stress-strain characteristics, and the strain rate effect on the fiber strength were evaluated.
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