Abstract

In this paper, an empirical model was developed for high stress abrasive wear behaviour of unidirectional sisal fibre reinforced epoxy composites under varying operating parameters, for which a number of experiments were carried out to determine the abrasive wear behaviour of the composites. Polysulphide modified epoxy resin was used to make composites having three different sisal fibre concentrations in three different fibre orientations, namely longitudinal, transverse and normal. Abrasive wear of composites depends on operating parameters, such as applied load, grit size, sliding distance and weight percentage of sisal fibre. The abrasive wear data have been analysed using statistical analysis, and empirical relations are proposed.

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