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  • 2023Bayesian optimisation of hexagonal honeycomb metamaterialcitations
  • 2021A methodology to generate design allowables of composite laminates using machine learning76citations
  • 2019A micro-mechanics perspective to the invariant-based approach to stiffness18citations
  • 2017Prediction of size effects in open-hole laminates using only the Young's modulus, the strength, and the R-curve of the 0 degrees ply30citations
  • 2016Mechanics of hybrid polymer composites: analytical and computational study64citations

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Prediction of size effects in open-hole laminates using only the Young's modulus, the strength, and the R-curve of the 0 degrees ply

  • Bessa, M. A.
  • Furtado, Carolina
  • Camanho, Pp
  • Bessa, Ma
  • Arteiro, A.
  • Wardle, B. L.
  • Wardle, Bl
  • Furtado, C.
Abstract

Advanced non-linear Finite Element models for the strength prediction of composite laminates normally result in long computing times that are not suitable for preliminary sizing and optimisation of structural details. Macro -mechanical analytical models, in spite of providing quick predictions, are based on properties determined from tests performed at the laminate level, making preliminary design and optimisation of composite structures still too costly in terms of testing requirements. To overcome these disadvantages, an analytical framework is proposed to predict the notched response of balanced carbon fibre -reinforced polymer laminates using only three ply properties as inputs: the longitudinal Young's modulus, the longitudinal strength, and the R-curve of the 0 degrees plies. This framework is based on invariant -based approaches to predict the stiffness and the strength of general laminates, and an analytical model to estimate the 7Z -curve of balanced laminates. These laminate properties are then used in a Finite Fracture Mechanics model to predict size effects. The predictions for open-hole tension and compression tests are compared with experimental results obtained from the literature for five different material systems. Good agreement is observed considering that only three ply properties are used as inputs for the analytical framework

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • Carbon
  • strength
  • composite
  • compression test