Abstract
The paper investigates the influence of the AD typ e bio-phyto-modulators on the mechanical behavior of certain anisotropic material s. The specimens were manufactured from layered composite materials which were subjected to the act ion of the modulators for a certain amount of time and then loaded in traction. The modifications of t he Young's modulus, maximum tensile elongation, yield limit and ultimate tensile strength were exam ined. The results show that, for a certain exposure time, composite materials exhibit a decrease of ten sile strength and maximum tensile elongation and an increase of the Young's modulus. For small exposure time, the considered material behaved as the isotropic plastic materials, that is Young's modulu s decreased and the ultimate tensile strength increases with a small amount.
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