2021
DOI: 10.1007/s10443-021-09962-3
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Modal Analysis of 3D Multi-axial Hybrid Composite with Experimental and Numerical Methods

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“…The simulation analysis of composite corrugated plate crushing was carried out by Mou et al [2], and the nonlinear mapping relationship between specific energy absorption and material parameters was obtained based on orthogonal test data fitting. Song et al [3] used representative cells to characterize the multi-scale calculation process, simulated the modal behavior (natural frequency and modal shape) of composite materials by finite element method (FEM), and used a modal hammer with acceleration sensor to conduct experimental modal analysis of key vibration parameters. To evaluate the effective conductivity of graphite composites, Scocchi et al [4] conducted a set of simulations through experimental design aimed at identifying the microstructure details that are most important for the effective properties of these materials; Zhang et al [5] introduce a new virtual experimental method to estimate the effective transverse properties of fiber-reinforced composites (FRC) and analyze the effects of microscopic parameters (such as interphase strength and residual thermal stress) on the macroscopic properties of FRC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The simulation analysis of composite corrugated plate crushing was carried out by Mou et al [2], and the nonlinear mapping relationship between specific energy absorption and material parameters was obtained based on orthogonal test data fitting. Song et al [3] used representative cells to characterize the multi-scale calculation process, simulated the modal behavior (natural frequency and modal shape) of composite materials by finite element method (FEM), and used a modal hammer with acceleration sensor to conduct experimental modal analysis of key vibration parameters. To evaluate the effective conductivity of graphite composites, Scocchi et al [4] conducted a set of simulations through experimental design aimed at identifying the microstructure details that are most important for the effective properties of these materials; Zhang et al [5] introduce a new virtual experimental method to estimate the effective transverse properties of fiber-reinforced composites (FRC) and analyze the effects of microscopic parameters (such as interphase strength and residual thermal stress) on the macroscopic properties of FRC.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%