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- 2021Virtual Characterization of Nonlocal Continuum Damage Model Parameters using a High Fidelity Finite Element Modelcitations
- 2020Virtual characterization of nonlocal continuum damage model parameters using a high fidelity finite element modelcitations
- 2020Using fractional derivatives for improved viscoelastic modeling of textile composites. Part I: Fabric yarnscitations
- 2019Micromechanical Modeling of Effective Orthotropic Elastic and Viscoelastic Properties of Parallel Strand Lumber Using the Morphological Approachcitations
- 2018Application of the incremental variational approach (EIV model) to the linear viscoelastic homogenization of different types of microstructures: long fiber-, particle-reinforced and strand-based compositescitations
- 2009Experimental study of damage propagation in Over-height Compact Tension testscitations
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Experimental study of damage propagation in Over-height Compact Tension tests
Abstract
This paper describes an experimental investigation into progressive damage development in notched fibre-reinforced composites laminates. The Over-height Compact Tension (OCT) test captures the behaviour of laminates typical of large structures and permits the stable formation of a process zone ahead of the crack tip. This allows a study of the influence of sub-critical damage on progression of fibre failure. A range of lay-ups have been tested using dispersed and blocked plies in the thickness direction. The load vs. pin opening displacement (POD) curve is used to characterise the progressive failure of specimens. A number of interrupted tests were performed for each lay-up to capture the sub-critical damage process before the onset of fibre fracture. Results show that dispersed plies promote fibre failure and crack growth whilst blocked plies promote a larger amount of splitting and delamination which in turn causes a larger process zone and ultimately a tougher laminate. (C) 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.