2001
DOI: 10.1106/rg9c-fup6-ntkc-4pjb
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Stress and Failure Analysis of 3D Orthogonal Interlock Woven Composites

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“…A general algorithm would be presented later toward the end of this section. Unlike the meso-volume based 3D Mosaic [2] and analytical [10,11] models, the DMM technique allows one to capture the effects of geometric details leading to critical mechanistic events, such as yarn micro-bending. As such, this method better approximates the response of 3D woven composites.…”
Section: Mechanics Of 3d Woven Compositesmentioning
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“…A general algorithm would be presented later toward the end of this section. Unlike the meso-volume based 3D Mosaic [2] and analytical [10,11] models, the DMM technique allows one to capture the effects of geometric details leading to critical mechanistic events, such as yarn micro-bending. As such, this method better approximates the response of 3D woven composites.…”
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“…Homogenized ''3D Mosaic" [2] and iso-stress/iso-strain based micro-mechanics models [10,11] tend to overestimate the properties since they are unable to account for localized events such as yarn micro-bending. Computational modeling on the other hand [8,9,11] can incorporate the three-dimensional stress state, without making any simplifying assumptions.…”
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“…Baucom et al [5] studied the effects of reinforcement geometry, in 2D and 3D woven fabric-reinforced composites, on the progression of damage and perforation failure at quasistatic loading rates. Naik et al [6] presented a three-dimensional woven composite strength model for predicting the failure behavior of three-dimensional orthogonal interlock woven composites under on-axis uniaxial static tensile loading and shear loading.…”
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