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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Composite Lamina"”.

  1. A DEM for visualising damage evolution and predicting failure of composite lamina under uniaxial and biaxial loads

    Fibre-reinforced composites have many outstanding advantages that attract commercial industries to use them such as, automotive industry, aerospace industry, marine industry, wind turbines, and sports goods. Fibre-reinforced composites characterised as a high strength/stiffness to weight ratio …

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  2. Thermoviscoelastic characterization and predictions of Kevlar/epoxy composite laminates

    … of Kevlar 49/Fiberite 7714A epoxy composite lamina and the development of a numerical procedure to predict the viscoelastic response of any general laminate constructed from the same material. The four orthotropic material properties, S₁₁, S₁₂, S₂₂, and S₆₆, were characterized by 20 …

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  3. High Shear Strain Characterization of Plain Weave Fiber Reinforced Lamina

    … space structures community. Made out of thin composite sections, these structures possess increased stiffness and stabilization while reducing payload masses significantly. The added capability of self-deploying provides additional benefit in reducing structural complexity due to traditional …

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  4. Finite Element Modeling of Tow-Placed Variable-Stiffness Composite Laminates

    … made it possible to manufacture curved-fiber composite tow paths. A composite structure with curved-fiber tow paths can be formed in a manner similar to filament winding. The result is a laminate with spatially varying stiffness and response. This manufacturing method can also result in …

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