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- 2024Numerical study on the influence of cell gas on the compression behavior of expanded polypropylene
- 2023Analysis of fatigue crack and delamination growth in GFRP composites in tension and compression loading
- 2023Effect of density on the fatigue behaviour of EPP and ETPU bead foamscitations
- 2023Hydrogen permeability of thermoplastic composites and liner systems for future mobility applicationscitations
- 2023Zum Zusammenspiel von Polymer, Morphologie und Zellgas bei der Deformation von Partikelschäumen
- 2023Mechanische Charakterisierung von Partikelschäumen im Vakuum: Neue Einblicke durch innovative Prüfmethodik
- 2023Adjunctive damage model to describe the interaction of different defect types in textile composites on the strain-rate-dependent material behaviour
- 2023Cell structure analysis of expanded polypropylene bead foams under compression
- 2023Investigation of process-structure-property relations for building digital twins of fatigue loaded SFRP structures
- 2022Simulationsstrategie für hierarchisch aufgebaute Partikelschäume
- 2022Bruchmechanische Analyse des Delaminationswachstums in glasfaserverstärkten Verbundkunststoffen bei Ermüdungsbelastung
- 2022Experimental-numerical analysis of microstructure-property linkages for additively manufactured materials
- 2022Experimental analysis of matrix cracking in glass fiber reinforced composite off-axis plies under static and fatigue loadingcitations
- 2021Accessing pore microstructure–property relationships for additively manufactured materialscitations
- 2021Service strength analysis method for adhesively bonded hybrid CFRP structures
- 2019Berücksichtigung von Mittelspannungen bei Mehrschichtverbunden: Phänomene und Modellierungsansätze
- 2019Evaluation and modeling of the fatigue damage behavior of polymer composites at reversed cyclic loadingcitations
- 2019Lebensdauerberechnung hybrider Klebverbindungen – Prüf- und Modellierungsstrategie zur Betriebsfestigkeitsanalyse von semistrukturellen Klebverbindungen mit FKV-Fügepartner
- 2019Einfluss des Spannungsverhältnisses und mehrachsiger Spannungszustände auf das Ermüdungsschädigungsverhalten glasfaserverstärkter Kunststoffe
- 2018Simulation of the fatigue damage behavior of carbon composites under consideration of manufacturing induced residual stresses
- 2018Influence of stress ratio and manufacturing induced residual stresses to fatigue cracking of CFRP
- 2018Carbonfasern auf dem Weg in die Zukunft
- 2018Layer-based fatigue damage modelling and experimental validation for carbon fibre reinforced plastics under different stress ratios
- 2017Fatigue properties of CFRP cross-ply laminates with tailored few layer graphene enhancement
- 2017Materialmodelle für textilverstärkte Kunststoffe
- 2017Modelling strategy for microcracking in off-axis plies in CFRP laminates under monotonic and fatigue loading up to the VHCF regime
- 2017Discussions on the influence of residual stresses to the fatigue of layered polymer composites
- 2016Theoretical and experimental approaches for the determination of process-structure-property-relations in carbon fibres
- 2016EnWheel® – Systemleichtbau für die stabile Energieversorgung
- 2015Inter fibre cracking behaviour of CFRP under very high cycle fatigue loading
- 2012Fatigue Testing of Carbon Fibre-reinforced Polymers under VHCF Loading*citations
- 2011Characterisation and modelling of the mean stress effect of textile-reinforced composites under tension-compression fatigue loading
- 2011Adapted test principles for the VHCF-Fatigue analysis of endless fibre reinforced and nano-particel modified polymers
- 2008Damage evolution of 3D txtile-reinforced composites under multiaxial fatigue loading conditions
- 2007Degradations- und Schädigungsverhalten neuartiger 3D-textilverstärkter Kunststoffverbunde bei zyklischer Belastung
- 2007Schwingfestigkeit und Schädigungsevolution faserverstärkter Kunststoffe unter zyklischer multiaxialer Beanspruchung
- 2007Fatigue and cyclic damage progress of novel 3D-textile reinforced composites
- 2005Ermüdungsverhalten von faserverstärkten Verbundstrukturen unter mehrachsiger Zug/Druck-Torsionsbelastung
- 2003Festigkeitsverhalten von ultrahochmoduligen Kohlenstofffaserverbunden unter schwingender Belastung
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Adjunctive damage model to describe the interaction of different defect types in textile composites on the strain-rate-dependent material behaviour
Abstract
Textile composites are predestined for crash-loaded lightweight structures due to their adjustable energy absorption capacity, but they can exhibit different types of defects that occur during production (voids) and in operation (fatigue). The influence of such defects, especially the interaction of several defect types on the strain-rate-dependent material behaviour, is still insufficiently researched and can represent a safety risk. Therefore, this paper presents a phenomenological model that can be used to mathematically describe the strain-rate-dependent stress-strain behaviour of nominally defect-free and defect-affected textile composites. An adjunctive damage model in the sense of continuum damage mechanics is introduced, which also considers the interaction of both defect types for the first time. For the model validation, extensive experimental tests on glass fibre non-crimp fabrics reinforced epoxy (GF-NCF/EP) composites are performed. The focus is put on the influence of voids and fatigue-related pre-damage under subsequent tensile loading at strain rates up to 40 s−1. The theoretical studies show a good coincidence with the experimental results. The novel model provides a method for the efficient generation of material maps for numerical highly dynamic crash and impact analyses for defect-free and defective textile composites. As a result, a flexible and practice-oriented model approach is available, which makes a significant contribution to an improved understanding of materials and enables a future defect-tolerant design of textile composites.