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  • 2023JET exhaust detritiation system replacement—design, commissioning, and operation4citations
  • 2020Buckling optimization of blended composite structures using lamination parameters23citations
  • 2018The effects of composite laminate stiffness and loading on stress resultant concentration factor around a hole10citations
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The effects of composite laminate stiffness and loading on stress resultant concentration factor around a hole

  • Kennedy, David
  • Damghani, Mahdi
  • Harrison, Christopher
Abstract

© 2018, © IMechE 2018. An analytical tool is developed using conformal mapping and the complex variable method for determining the stress resultant concentration factor in an infinite plate with a circular or elliptical hole. This tool is validated against finite element analysis. A population space of 305 laminates is generated by stacking unidirectional carbon fibre reinforced polymer material at various orientations covering a wide spectrum of homogenised stiffness values. The analytical approach is then used to study the effect(s) of loading conditions, stacking sequences and laminate homogenised stiffness values on the stress resultant concentration factor at the edge of a circular hole.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • Carbon
  • composite
  • finite element analysis