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[85], as well as in the hybrid composite laminates of E-glass/carbon with different

                   sequences [153].






                        300
                                      G2/B3/G2
                                     [G2/B3/G2]
                                      G2/J3/G2
                                     [G2/J3/G2]
                        250
                                      G2/F3/G2
                                     [G2/F3/G2]

                                     [G/B]3G
                                      [G/B]3G
                       Tensile stress (MPa)  150       [G/F]3G

                        200
                                      [G/J]3G
                                     [G/J]3G



                                     [G/F]3G




                        100



                         50

                          0
                             0       0.002    0.004     0.006     0.008     0.01     0.012     0.014
                                                          Tensile strain

                   Figure 4.1     Tensile  stress-strain  curves  of  hybrid    composites  with  SL  and  IC
                   sequences





                   4.6.2  The Effects of Hybridisation on Tensile Properties of Hybrid and Pure

                   Composites




                           The  analysis  including  also  the  comparison  of  pure  laminates  with  hybrid
                   structures. Here, the G2/B3/G2 exhibits superior tensile modulus compared to the pure

                   E-glass, G7 and basalt laminates, B7 as shown in Figure 4.2. The incorporation of basalt
                   fibre into the E-glass/basalt hybrid laminates had increased the tensile modulus up to

                   19.5 % compared to the B7. This finding agreed with the previous study conducted by

                   Fiore et al. [50] in analysing the feasibility of using basalt fibre to substitute glass fibre
                   for marine applications.








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