Damage Mechanics and Nde of Composite Laminates

Reifsnider, KL; Henneke, E. G.; Stinchcomb, WW; Duke, J. C.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-08-029384-4.50032-8

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“…In the second stage E/E 0 reduction in a manner almost linear with the number of cycles, and results from damage propagation and the break of the first fibers [17][18][19]. Finally, in the third stage, an abruptly decrease of E/E 0 originates from the quick damage propagation, leading to the collapse of the composite [20]. The results do not present a well defined tendency with load which can be caused by heterogeneous fibers distri- The potential drop between the specimen's ends was simultaneously monitorized (Fig.…”

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Fatigue damage analysis of aluminized glass fiber composites

Ferreira

Pires

Costa

et al. 2005

Materials Science and Engineering: A

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Aluminized glass fiber composite with epoxy and polyester matrix were used in this work in order to study fatigue properties and its comparison to conventional glass fiber composites. Until now aluminized glass fiber materials have been only used as decoy flares in military applications. The innovative advantages of these composites, using modified fibers, are potentially the improvement of thermal and electrical conduction. The main objective of this work was to study the fatigue damage of coated fiber materials using stiffness loss and potential drop techniques. The failure mechanisms were analyzed using microscopy. Fiber contents and the resin effects in the fatigue strength were also tested and discussed.

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Fatigue damage analysis of aluminized glass fiber composites

Ferreira

Pires

Costa

et al. 2005

Materials Science and Engineering: A

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“…Crack density raises until reaching a saturation limit called Characteristic Damage State [16,17]. In the present work, this behaviour is accounted for by a phenomenological model by Philippidis [10,18].…”

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Computationally efficient modelling of the fatigue behaviour of composite materials

Stens¹,

Middendorf²

2015

International Journal of Fatigue

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“…Many investigations were carried out from fatigue loading on composite structure and their behaviour [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Most of these investigations show that fatigue behaviour of composite structure is a complex phenomenon.…”

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Impact damage evolution under fatigue loading by InfraRed Thermography on composite structures

Girard

Lorrain²,

Pastor³

2010

EPJ Web of Conferences

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Abstract. This study deals with cumulative damage and its evolution in already impact damage composite structure. In order to follow the growing damage and to compare it with cumulative model, tests are monitored with an InfraRed thermography system. A carbon-epoxy composite is first low-energy impacted and then fatigued under tensioncompression loading. This study also enables a very fast analysis of predicting the damage evolution coupling InfraRed Thermography as NDT method and InfraRed thermography as a following system.

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Damage Mechanics and Nde of Composite Laminates

Cited by 83 publications

References 16 publications

Fatigue damage analysis of aluminized glass fiber composites

Fatigue damage analysis of aluminized glass fiber composites

Computationally efficient modelling of the fatigue behaviour of composite materials

Impact damage evolution under fatigue loading by InfraRed Thermography on composite structures

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