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This study investigates the effect of hybridization of high-performance polyethylene (HP-PE) fibres reinforced composites with carbon fibres on the creep behaviour of the resulting hybrid composites. Interesting hybrid effects were related to a lowering of the stress level in the HP-PE fibres upon hybridization and creep, eliminating the plastic flow contribution in the HP-PE fibre.

Creep behaviour of Hybrid Composites Based on Polyethylene and Carbon Fibres