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A pultruded unidirectional carbon/glass reinforced epoxy hybrid FRP rod with 19 mm of diameter was developed for a sucker rod and lifting oil wells. The rod possesses a 12-mm diameter carbon fiber core and a 3.5-mm thick outer shell. The rod was exposed to high-temperature immersion in water under hydraulic pressure. To understand the long-term service performance of the rod, immersions in water at 20 °C, 40 °C, or 60 °C under 20 MPa of pressure for 1 year were conducted on the water uptake and distribution in the rod. The water uptake data were fitted by Fickian diffusion law, and the diffusion coefficient and the maximum water uptake were derived. Water distribution in the rod as a function of the immersion time, temperature, and hydraulic pressure was analyzed theoretically. This study revealed the accelerating effects of the elevated temperatures and the hydraulic pressure on the water diffusion in the hybrid rod.

Water Absorption and Distribution in a Pultruded Unidirectional Carbon/Glass Hybrid Rod under Hydraulic Pressure and Elevated Temperatures