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- 2024In silico model of colon electromechanics for manometry prediction after laser tissue soldering
- 2024Computational modelling of hydrogen assisted fracture in polycrystalline materialscitations
- 2023Influence of cracks on fracture strength and electric power losses in Silicon solar cells at high temperatures: deep machine learning and molecular dynamics approachcitations
- 2022Multi-phase field approach to tensile fracture and compressive crushing in grained heterogeneous materialscitations
- 2022A combined phase-field and cohesive zone model approach for crack propagation in layered structures made of nonlinear rubber-like materialscitations
- 2022Dynamic formulation of phase field fracture in heterogeneous media with finite thickness cohesive interfacescitations
- 2022Computational modelling of hydrogen assisted fracture in polycrystalline materialscitations
- 2022Nonlinear thermo-elastic phase-field fracture of thin-walled structures relying on solid shell conceptscitations
- 2021The generalized Floquet-Bloch spectrum for periodic thermodiffusive layered materialscitations
- 2021Phase field modeling of fracture in Functionally Graded Materials: Γ -convergence and mechanical insight on the effect of gradingcitations
- 2021Micromechanics of engineered interphases in nacre-like composite structurescitations
- 2021Simulation of bridging mechanisms in complex laminates using a hybrid PF-CZM methodcitations
- 2020In-situ strength effects in long fibre reinforced composites: A micro-mechanical analysis using the phase field approach of fracturecitations
- 2020A phase field approach enhanced with a cohesive zone model for modeling delamination induced by matrix crackingcitations
- 2020Ceramics with the signature of wood: a mechanical insightcitations
- 2019The steady-state Archard adhesive wear problem revisited based on the phase field approach to fracturecitations
- 2019A micromechanical analysis of inter-fiber failure in long reinforced composites based on the phase field approach of fracture combined with the cohesive zone modelcitations
- 2019Fracture analysis of thin films on compliant substrates: A numerical study using the phase field approach of fracturecitations
- 2019Stress transfer through the interphase in curved-fiber pullout tests of nanocompositescitations
- 2018Modeling complex crack paths in ceramic laminates: A novel variational framework combining the phase field method of fracture and the cohesive zone modelcitations
- 2018Recent advancements on the phase field approach to brittle fracture for heterogeneous materials and structurescitations
- 2017Strength prediction of notched thin ply laminates using finite fracture mechanics and the phase field approachcitations
- 2017Strength prediction of notched thin ply laminates using finite fracture mechanics and the phase field approachcitations
- 2017A 3D finite strain model for intralayer and interlayer crack simulation coupling the phase field approach and cohesive zone modelcitations
- 2017A reaction-diffusion formulation to simulate EVA polymer degradation in environmental and accelerated ageing conditionscitations
- 2017A nonlinear finite thickness cohesive interface element for modeling delamination in fibre-reinforced composite laminatescitations
- 2016A global/local approach for the prediction of the electric response of cracked solar cells in photovoltaic modules under the action of mechanical loadscitations
- 2015Nonlinear fracture dynamics of laminates with finite thickness adhesivescitations
- 2015An anisotropic large displacement cohesive zone model for fibrillar and crazing interfacescitations
- 2014On the dependency of the parameters of fatigue crack growth from the fractal dimension of rough crack profilescitations
- 2014Dynamic nonlinear crack growth at interfaces in multi-layered materialscitations
- 2013A multi-physics and multi-scale numerical approach to microcracking and power-loss in photovoltaic modulescitations
- 2013A multi-physics and multi-scale numerical approach to microcracking and power-loss in photovoltaic modulescitations
- 2013Numerical modelling of intergranular fracture in polycrystalline materials and grain size effectscitations
- 2013Numerical modelling of microcracking in PV modules induced by thermo-mechanical loadscitations
- 2013A multiscale approach for the seismic analysis of concrete gravity damscitations
- 2011An analytical model based on strain localisation for the study of size-scale and slenderness effects in uniaxial compression testscitations
- 2011Thermomechanical deformations in photovoltaic laminates
- 2011Thermomechanical deformations in photovoltaic laminatescitations
- 2011A dimensional analysis interpretation to grain size and loading frequency dependencies of the Paris and Wöhler curvescitations
- 2007Cohesive versus overlapping crack model for a size effect analysis of RC elements in bending
- 2006A unified interface constitutive law for the study of fracture and contact problems in heterogeneous materialscitations
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Strength prediction of notched thin ply laminates using finite fracture mechanics and the phase field approach
Abstract
Thin ply laminates are a new class of composite materials with great potential for application in the design of thinner and highly optimized components, resulting in potential weight savings and improved mechanical performance. These new composites can stir the development of lighter structures, overcoming current design limitations as well as notably reducing the onset and development of matrix cracking and delamination events. This paper presents the application of two recent modeling methods for the failure analysis and strength prediction of open-hole thin ply laminates under tensile loading, which exhibit a brittle response upon failure: (i) the analytical coupled energy-stress Finite Fracture Mechanics (FFM5) technique, and (ii) the FE-based Phase Field (PF) approach for fracture that is incorporated into an enhanced assumed solid shell element. The predictions obtained using both strategies are compared with experimental data. These correlations exhibit a very satisfactory level of agreement, proving the robustness and reliability of both methods under consideration.