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- 2020Effects of dynamics and trigger on energy absorption of composite tubes during axial crushingcitations
- 2018Experimental and Numerical study of the behavior of hybrid unidirectional/woven composite laminates under impact loading
- 2018Impact damage prediction in thin woven composite laminates-Part I: Modeling strategy and validationcitations
- 2016Experimental results of medium velocity impact tests for reinforced foam core braided composite structurescitations
- 2015Effects of the stacking sequence, material nature and addition of an adhesive film on the delamination resistance of woven composite laminates in mode I and II
- 2015Experimental study of impact energy absorption by reinforced braided composite structures: Dynamic crushing testscitations
- 2015Experimental comparison of impact energy absorption by several reinforced foam composite structures
- 2014Influence of the stacking sequence and crack velocity on fracture toughness of woven composite laminates in mode Icitations
- 2014Change of scale strategy for the microstructural modelling of polymeric rohacell foams
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Effects of the stacking sequence, material nature and addition of an adhesive film on the delamination resistance of woven composite laminates in mode I and II
Abstract
Woven composites are well-known for their good transverse properties and for their high fracture toughness. The damage mechanisms leading to delamination in woven composites are identified in mode I and II and are compared with those occurring in unidirectional laminates. The influence of several parameters, including the draping sequence and the fibre / matrix interface on the fracture toughness of woven composite laminates is studied. Pure Mode I and Mode II tests are carried out on several carbon/epoxy and glass/epoxy woven composites configurations and the differences observed are discussed from a fractographic point of view. The study illustrates the high fracture toughness of the composites made of woven fabrics as well the influence of the orientation of the plies, the nature of the fibres and the addition of an adhesive film.