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  • 2021Numerical Modelling of Foamed Concrete Beam under Flexural Using Traction-Separation Relationship4citations
  • 2020Open-Hole Kenaf Fiber Composites Under Elevated Temperatures: Experimental And Numerical Approachescitations
  • 2020Strength predictions of single-lap woven fabric Kenaf composites bolted jointscitations
  • 2018Strength Predictions of Multi-Bolted Joints in Woven Fabric Kenaf Composite Plates with Different Configurations Using Xfem Frameworkscitations
  • 2018Three-dimensional Stress Analysis Study on Multi-Bolted Joints of Composite Plates1citations
  • 2017Stress distribution study on multi-holes configurations in woven fabric kenaf composite plates5citations
  • 2017XFEM modelling of open-hole woven fabric kenaf composite platescitations
  • 2017Notched Strength of Woven Fabric Kenaf Composites with Different Fiber Orientations3citations
  • 20173-D modelling of single-lap multi-bolted joints under quasi-static conditions1citations
  • 2017Fracture Energy of Woven Fabric Kenaf Composite Plates with Different Fiber Orientationscitations
  • 2016Experimental Strength of Woven Fabric Kenaf Composite Plates with Different Stacking Sequences2citations
  • 2016Experimental Strength of Single-Lap Hybrid Joints on Woven Fabric Kenaf Fiber Composites Under Quasi Static Condition6citations
  • 2016Notched Strength of Woven Fabric Kenaf Composite Plates with Different Stacking Sequences and Hole Sizes2citations
  • 2013Strength Prediction of Notched Woven Composite Plates Using a Cohesive Zone Approach7citations
  • 2013Physically based finite element strength prediction in notched woven laminates under quasi-static loading12citations
  • 20123-D modelling of GFRP woven fabric double-lap bolted jointcitations

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Strength Predictions of Multi-Bolted Joints in Woven Fabric Kenaf Composite Plates with Different Configurations Using Xfem Frameworks

  • Khairi, Supar
  • Ahmad, Hilton
Abstract

Multi-bolted joints are designed as joining technique to provide efficiency in assembling different structure parts; however the ability of neighboringbolts to transfer by-pass stress susceptible to net-tension failure occurrence. More recently, strength prediction works in composite structures arecarried out within finite element framework to utilize advantage of advanced computing technology. Current work implemented a three-dimensionalExtended Finite Element Method (XFEM) framework of multi-bolted joints configurations in variations lay-ups to determine failure load, validatedagainst experimental datasets. Other testing parameters investigated comprised of different bolts configurations and plate geometries. Visual trackingfrom XFEM contour found that crack initiation and propagations are consistent with experimental observations. Better agreements were found in nonstaggeredconfigurations with largest discrepancy of approximately 30%, mostly gives less than 15%. Besides, combination of cross-ply and thickerplates promotes better predictions due to larger repetitive plies as current work implemented smeared-out properties within its constitutive model.

Topics
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • crack
  • strength
  • composite
  • positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
  • Photoacoustic spectroscopy
  • joining
  • ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy
  • woven