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Fatigue behavior of FDM-printed carbon-fiber polymer composites: A systematic review
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This review provides a state-of-the-art overview of carbon fiber reinforced polymers composites manufactured by fused deposition modeling (FDM), one of the leading additive manufacturing technologies. The principal focus is put in evaluating the fatigue behavior of such composites. As CFRP materials become increasingly vital for functional and structural applications, it is essential to determine their fatigue strength at representative cyclic stress levels for successful application in engineering systems. The review covers how mechanical strength are influenced by fiber content, orientation, layer thickness, and infill density parameters. The aim of this study is to synthesize existing knowledge, present existing problems, and offer future research directions for developing the structural reliability character of CFRP composites in additive manufacturing.
Keywords:
FDM
CFRP
fatigue
carbon fiber composites
additive manufacturing
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