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- 2024Study of self-heating and local strain rate in polyamide-6 and short fibre glass/polyamide-6 under tension through synchronised full-field strain and temperature measurementscitations
- 2023Characterizing pure polymers under high speed compression for the micromechanical prediction of unidirectional compositescitations
- 2023POD-based reduced order model for the prediction of global and local elastic responses of fibre-reinforced polymer considering varying fibre distributioncitations
- 2022Thermo-mechanical modelling of UD composites to investigate self-heating and thermal softening effect of polymer matrix
- 2022Effect of fibre orientation, temperature, moisture content and strain rate on the tensile behaviour of short glass fibre-reinforced polyamide 6
- 2020Investigation on fiber packing geometries towards efficient and realistic prediction of elastic properties of continuous fiber-reinforced composite materials
- 2019Consistent application of periodic boundary conditions in implicit and explicit finite element simulations of damage in compositescitations
- 2018Models for intraply damage and strength prediction of unidirectional and woven composites under static and fatigue loading in tension and compression
- 2018Stress-strain synchronization for high strain rate tests on brittle compositescitations
- 2018Multiscale approach for identification of transverse isotropic carbon fibre properties and prediction of woven elastic properties using ultrasonic identificationcitations
- 2018Effect of intra-ply voids on the homogenized behavior of a ply in multidirectional laminatescitations
- 2016Drop: weight impact response measurement and prediction for quasi - isotropic carbon - epoxy composite laminates
- 2016Testing for tensile rate-dependence in composite laminates
- 2016Avoiding interpenetrations and the importance of nesting in analytic geometry construction for Representative Unit Cells of woven composite laminatescitations
- 2015Fatigue damage modeling techniques for textile composites: review and comparison with unidirectional composite modeling techniquescitations
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Multiscale approach for identification of transverse isotropic carbon fibre properties and prediction of woven elastic properties using ultrasonic identification
Abstract
In this work the possibility to reverse engineer the transverse isotropic carbon fibre properties from the 3D<br/>homogenized elastic tensor of the UD ply for the prediction of woven ply properties is explored. Ultrasonic<br/>insonification is used to measure the propagation velocity of both the longitudinally and transversally polarized<br/>bulk waves at various symmetry planes of a unidirectional (UD) Carbon/Epoxy laminate. These velocities and<br/>the samples' dimensions and density are combined to obtain the full 3D orthotropic stiffness tensor of the ply.<br/>The properties are subsequently used to reverse engineer the stiffness tensor, assumed to be transversely isotropic,<br/>of the carbon fibres. To this end, four micro-scale homogenization methods are explored: 2 analytical<br/>models (Mori-Tanaka and Mori-Tanaka-Lielens), 1 semi-empirical (Chamis) and 1 finite-element (FE) homogenization<br/>(randomly distributed fibres in a Representative Volume Element). Next, the identified fibre properties<br/>are used to predict the elastic parameters of UD plies with multiple fibre volume fractions. These are then<br/>used to model the fibre bundles (yarns) in a meso-scale FE model of a plain woven carbon/epoxy material.<br/>Finally, the predicted elastic response of the woven carbon/epoxy is compared to the experimentally obtained<br/>elastic stiffness tensor. The predicted and measured properties are in good agreement. Some discrepancy exists<br/>between the ultrasonically measured value of the Poisson's ratio and the predicted value. Nonetheless, it is<br/>shown that virtual identification and prediction of mechanical properties for woven plies is feasible.