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  • 2024Investigation of delamination characteristics in 3D-printed hybrid curved composite beams1citations
  • 2024Development of a new progressive damage model for woven fabric composites7citations
  • 2024Development of a new progressive damage model for woven fabric composites7citations
  • 2024Finite fracture mechanics fracture criterion for free edge delaminationcitations
  • 2023A three-dimensional Finite Fracture Mechanics model for predicting free edge delaminationcitations
  • 2023Compressive characterisation of 3D printed composite materials using continuous fibre fabrication17citations
  • 2023Three-dimensional semi-analytical investigation of interlaminar stresses in composite laminatescitations
  • 2023Tension and compression properties of 3D-printed composites: print orientation and strain rate effects42citations
  • 2023A semi-analytical method for measuring the strain energy release rates of elliptical crackscitations
  • 2023Predicting filling efficiency of composite resin injection repair6citations
  • 2023Delamination strength comparison of additively manufactured composite curved beams using continuous fibers6citations
  • 2023Investigation of several impact angles for predicting bird-strike damage in a riveted eVTOL composite wingcitations
  • 2022Comparison of different quasi-static loading conditions of additively manufactured composite hexagonal and auxetic cellular structures46citations
  • 2020Crushing Investigation of Crash Boxes Filled with Honeycomb and Re-entrant (auxetic) Lattices114citations
  • 2012The Nonlinear Dynamic Behaviour of Tapered Laminated Plates Subjected to Blast Loading20citations
  • 2012Friction and wear behaviors of aircraft brake linings material11citations

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  • Burhan, Mohammad
  • Almeida Júnior, Jhs
  • Fisher, Tom
  • Almeida Jr, José Humberto S.
  • Ullah, Zahur
  • Catalanotti, Giuseppe
  • Scalici, Tommaso
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  • Wright, Duncan
  • Falzon, Brian G.
  • Parlamas, Apostolos
  • Falzon, Brian
  • Asiliskender, Ahmed
  • Lee, Koon-Yang
  • Peiró, Joaquim
  • Abdelal, Gasser
  • Kayar, Eray
  • Zhou, Jin
  • Liu, Haibao
  • Dear, John P.
  • Simpson, Jonathan
  • Susler, Sedat
  • Turkmen, Halit S.
  • Çeliktaş, Erhan
  • Topuz, Ahmet
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Development of a new progressive damage model for woven fabric composites

  • Kazancı, Zafer
  • Burhan, Mohammad
  • Almeida Júnior, Jhs
  • Fisher, Tom
Abstract

There is no native support for the modeling of woven fabric composites within Abaqus. A new approach has been implemented within Abaqus, which is shown to be robust and capable of modeling woven composites across a range of loading conditions. This approach predicted the bending modulus and displacement at failure of woven carbon-fiber composites under three-point bending within the standard deviation of experimental results. Under high-velocity impact loading, the critical perforation velocity of woven aramid panels was predicted to within 3% of the experimental results, while the back face deformation to within the experimental error.<br/><br/>

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • Carbon
  • composite
  • woven