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  • 2013Intra-Ply Shear Locking in Finite Element Simulationscitations
  • 2012Shear Characterisation of UD Thermoplastic Compositescitations
  • 2012Failure Modeling of Thermoplastic Butt-Joint Stiffened Panels by Quasi-Static Loadingcitations
  • 2011Friction in Forming of UD Composites8citations
  • 2011Friction in Forming of UD Compositescitations
  • 2010Finite element simulations of laminated composites forming processescitations
  • 2010Forming predictions of UD reinforced thermoplastic laminatescitations
  • 2010Constitutive modelling of UD reinforced thermoplastic laminatescitations
  • 2009A multi-layer triangular membrane finite element for the forming simulation of laminated composites86citations
  • 2009Models for Textile Composites Formingcitations
  • 2009Characterisation and modelling friction at the tool-ply interface for thermoplastic woven compositescitations
  • 2008Tool-ply friction in thermoplastic composite formingcitations
  • 2008Tool-ply friction in thermoplastic composite forming35citations
  • 2008Solutions to intra-ply shear locking in finite element analyses of fibre reinforced materials48citations
  • 2007Intra-ply shear lockingcitations
  • 2006Large deformation simulation of anisotropic materialcitations
  • 2005Forming simulation of febre reinforced compositescitations
  • 2005Drape Modelling and Experimental Validationcitations
  • 2005Finite element simulation of draping with non-crimp fabricscitations
  • 2005Drape simulation of non-crimp fabricscitations
  • 2004Permeability prediction of non-crimp fabrics based on a geometric modelcitations
  • 2003Permeability Prediction of Non-Crimp Fabrics Based on a Geometric Modelcitations
  • 2003Appendix II: Permeability, drapeability and compressibility - Three Interrelated Propertiescitations
  • 2003Material characterisation for finite element simulations of draping with non-crimp fabricscitations
  • 2002Definition o developed RVE (unit cell) modelscitations
  • 2002Springback analysis of doubly curved GLARE panelscitations

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  • Wolthuizen, D. J.
  • Akkerman, Remko
  • Haanappel, Sebastiaan
  • Rietman, Bert
  • Sachs, Ulrich
  • Ilin, Kirill
  • Warnet, Laurent L.
  • De Rooij, M. B.
  • Haanappel, S. P.
  • Ten Thije, R. H. W.
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  • Sachs, U.
  • Long, Andrew C.
  • Harrison, P.
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  • Loendersloot, Richard
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Solutions to intra-ply shear locking in finite element analyses of fibre reinforced materials

  • Thije, R. H. W. Ten
  • Akkerman, Remko
  • Ten Thije, R. H. W.
Abstract

Intra-ply shear locking results in unrealistic fibre stresses and spurious wrinkling in composite forming simulations. Three remedies were investigated: aligning the mesh, applying reduced integration and using multi-field elements. Several triangular and quadrilateral elements were tested on their capability to avoid locking in a two-dimensional bias extension simulation. The resulting locking-free elements were tested in a realistic three-dimensional drape simulation of a biaxial fabric as well. The new triangular multi-field element seems to be the best locking-free element for unaligned meshes. It has a semi-quadratic in-plane and a linear out-of-plane displacement field. This combination improves the accuracy of the element and avoids contact problems in 3D simulations.

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  • simulation
  • composite
  • two-dimensional
  • forming