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Pegas adalah suatu komponen yang berfungsi untuk menerima beban dinamis dan memberikan kenyamanan dalam berkendara. Permasalahan yang sering dialamai leh pegas daun adalah patah akibat beban lebih atau kondisi jalan yang kurang baik. Penanganan pada hal seperti ini adalah penyambungan menggunakan shielded metal arc welding (SMAW). Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh variasi arus pengelasan terhadap kekuatan impak, kekerasan dan struktur mikro. Jenis las yang digunakan adalah las SMAW. Variasi arus pengelasan yan digunakan adalah 100 Ampere, 120 Ampere dan 140 Ampere. Jenis kampuh yang digunakan adalah jenis kampuh V. Hasil uji kekuatan impak tertinggi diperoleh pada variasi arus 100 Ampere yaitu sebesar 1,698 J.mm2. Hasil uji kekerasan tertingg diperoleh pada variasi arus 140 Ampere yaitu sebesar 355,338 HVN. Struktur mikro pada daerah las memiliki ukuran buturan yang semakin besar dan struktur perlit yang semakin banyak untuk variasi arus 140 Ampere.

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Natural fiber reinforced polymer composites are widely developed because of their relative low price and eco-friendly. One of natural fiber sourches is pandanus tectorius leaf. This study aimed to determine the effect of variations in fiber volume fraction on tensile strength, impact strength, bending strength and morphological on sea pandanus fibers- polypropylene composites.Tensile test spesimen refer to ASTMD 638, impact test spesimen refes to ASTMD 5942-96, bending test spesimen refer to ASTMD 790 -02. The increasing of the volume fraction increased the tensile strength and impact strength. The tensile test results showed the highest tensile strength results for composites with a volume fraction of 35% was 25.82 MPa. The impact test results showed that the highest impact strength was obtained in the 35 % volume fraction of 0.0062 Joule/mm2. The bending test results showed that the highest bending strength was obtained in the 20% volume fraction of 24.96 MPa. Based on SEM test results, there were voids, cracks, fibers pull out on the composite.

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This work revealed electrical and mechanical properties of phenolic resin composites made from Gigantochloa apus carbon fiber, or bamboo carbon fiber reinforced polymer (BCFRP) composites. Bamboo fibers were carbonized at a temperature of 800°C, with a temperature rate of 4.2°C/minutes, held for 120 minutes. Carbon fibers were arranged in one direction. Phenolic resin weights were determined to be 5% to 10%. Higher carbon fiber contents indicated higher electrical conductivity of the composite. Increased carbon fiber content tends to increase the tensile strength of the composite, although this result was unstable. Mechanical instability was caused by cracks and cavities formed between the fiber and the phenolic resin. Cracks primarily occurred at the interface between bamboo carbon fibers and phenolic resin. This was most likely caused by the intrusion of air at the time the phenolic resin was cast. This air became trapped in between the fiber surfaces. Bamboo carbon fiber is fragile and easily broken in both longitudinal and transverse directions. When an air bubble bursts between carbon fibers, the carbon fiber braid breaks up, causing electrical resistance in composites. Not all carbon fibers in phenolic resin disconnect this way; most still form the strands that can conduct electricity. These breaks are the cause of the instability of the electrical conductivity properties of the composite.