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Kawashita, Luiz F.
University of Bristol
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- 2023Efficient sublaminate-scale impact damage modelling with higher-order elements in explicit integrationcitations
- 2023Manufacturing composite laminates with controlled void content through process controlcitations
- 2022Predicting interlaminar damage behaviour of fibre-metal laminates containing adhesive joints under bending loadscitations
- 2022Mesh independent modelling of tensile failure in laminates using mixed-time integration in explicit analysiscitations
- 2021Modelling delaminations using adaptive cohesive segments with rotations in dynamic explicit analysiscitations
- 2021Compaction behaviour of continuous fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composites under rapid processing conditionscitations
- 2020Damage sequence of honeycomb sandwich panels under bending loading:Experimental and numerical investigationcitations
- 2020Effect of processing parameters on quality and strength in thermoplastic composite injection overmoulded components
- 2020Analysis of novel hybrid joints for composite struts
- 2020Composites fatigue delamination prediction using double load envelopes and twin cohesive modelscitations
- 2020An experimental and numerical investigation into damage mechanisms in tapered laminates under tensile loadingcitations
- 2018Electrical and Thermal Effects of Fault Currents in Aircraft Electrical Power Systems With Composite Aerostructurescitations
- 2018Electrical and Thermal Effects of Fault Currents in Aircraft Electrical Power Systems with Composite Aerostructurescitations
- 2017Understanding the effect of void morphology and characteristics on laminate mechanical properties
- 2017Void modelling and virtual testing of prepreg materials from 3D image capture
- 2016Effect of voids on interlaminar behaviour of carbon/epoxy composites
- 2015Experimental and numerical analysis of peel failure between alumina ceramics and glass fibre-reinforced composites
- 2013Analysis of Delamination Migration in Laminated Composited using Conventional and Mesh-Independent Cohesive Zone Models
- 2013Modeling of Delamination Migration in DCB test on Multidirectional Composite Laminates
- 2012A crack tip tracking algorithm for cohesive interface element analysis of fatigue delamination propagation in composite materialscitations
- 2012Modelling mesh independent transverse cracks in laminated composites with a simplified cohesive segment method
- 2011Testing and modelling of a severely tapered composites specimen
- 2010A cut ply specimen for the determination of mixed-mode interlaminar fracture toughness
- 2009Cohesive Zone Implementations for Modelling Delamination from Discontinuous Plies – Static and Fatigue Considerations
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Manufacturing composite laminates with controlled void content through process control
Abstract
To investigate and evaluate the effect of void features on the mechanical performance of composite materials, it is important to be able to manufacture samples with a range of controlled void content. A criterion of less than 2% of porosity is typically acceptable for industry. However, it is important to investigate the effect of void content above and below this range, as voids are typically unevenly distributed in composite parts, and so there are likely to be local void concentrations higher than 2% in some sections of the structures. In this paper, a novel manufacturing process that allows panels with a range of void contents to be manufactured in a controlled manner is introduced. This allowed an investigation of the effect of manufacturing parameters, such as time, pressure and temperature and material systems on the void content and morphology of the voids in specimens produced.