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Ullah, Zahur
Durham University
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Publications (23/23 displayed)
- 2024Effects of ply hybridisation on delamination in hybrid laminates at CorTen steel/M79LT-UD600 composite interfaces
- 2024Experimental and numerical investigation of fracture characteristics in hybrid steel/composite and monolithic angle-ply laminates
- 2024Finite fracture mechanics fracture criterion for free edge delamination
- 2023A three-dimensional Finite Fracture Mechanics model for predicting free edge delamination
- 2023A computational framework for crack propagation along contact interfaces and surfaces under loadcitations
- 2023Three-dimensional semi-analytical investigation of interlaminar stresses in composite laminates
- 2023Maritime applications of fibre reinforced polymer composites
- 2023A semi-analytical method for measuring the strain energy release rates of elliptical cracks
- 2023Studies on the impact and compression-after-impact response of ‘Double-Double’ carbon-fibre reinforced composite laminates
- 2023Failure analysis of unidirectional composites under longitudinal compression considering defects
- 2023Exploring the elastic properties of woven fabric composites: a machine learning approach for improved analysis and designcitations
- 2021On the importance of finite element mesh alignment along the fibre direction for modelling damage in fibre-reinforced polymer composite laminatescitations
- 2020Hierarchical finite element-based multi-scale modelling of composite laminatescitations
- 2020Investigation of the free-edge stresses in composite laminates using three-dimensional hierarchic finite elements
- 2020A three-dimensional hierarchic finite element-based computational framework for the analysis of composite laminatescitations
- 2019A unified framework for the multi-scale computational homogenisation of 3D-textile compositescitations
- 2018Mortar Contact Formulation Using Smooth Active Set Strategy Applied to 3D Crack Propagation
- 2018Multiscale Computational Homogenisation of 3D Textile-based Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites
- 2017Multi-scale Computational Homogenisation to Predict the Long-Term Durability of Composite Structures.citations
- 2016Multi-Scale Computational Homogenisation of the Fibre-Reinforced Polymer Composites Including Matrix Damage and Fibre-Matrix Decohesion
- 2015Hierarchical Finite Element Based Multiscale Computational Homogenisation of Coupled Hygro-Mechanical Analysis for Fibre-Reinforced Polymers
- 2015Multiscale computational homogenisation to predict the long-term durability of composite structures
- 2014Computational homogenisation of fibre reinforced composites
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Maritime applications of fibre reinforced polymer composites
Abstract
This presentation details the use of fibre reinforced polymer matrix (FRP) composites in maritime applications as part of the Strength in Places project, ‘Decarbonisation of Maritime Transportation’. Three research areas are considered: (i) modelling and assessing impact damage in composites marine structures, (ii) hybrid composite-metal laminates for bolted joints, and (iii) application of artificial intelligence in the failure prediction of composite materials. In the first study, an in-house intralaminar damage model, capturing both fibre-dominated and matrix-dominated damage, along with an available interlaminar cohesive model are used within an explicit dynamic finite element formulation for modelling low velocity impact (LVI) damage and compression-after-impact (CAI) performance of composite maritime structures [1]. In the second study, a modified transverse crack tensile (mTCT) test method is extended for the calculation of mode II fracture toughness [2]. A parametric study is conducted using finite element analysis to determine the design parameters. Mechanical tests and digital image correlation (DIC) technique are then used to show that the proposed test setup can be extended to composite-metal laminates. In the third study, a data-driven probability embedded failure criterion is used for the failure prediction of unidirectional FRP composite materials under biaxial stress states based on micromechanical modelling and artificial neural networks (ANNs) [3]. High-fidelity 3D representative volume element (RVE) models are used for the generation of failure data sets. REFERENCES [1] S. L. J. Millen, Z. Ullah, and B. G. Falzon. "On the importance of finite element mesh alignment along the fibre direction for modelling damage in fibre-reinforced polymer composite laminates." Composite Structures 278 (2021). [2] T. Scalici , Z. Ullah, B. Falzon, G. Catalanotti, A novel experimental method for the assessment of the mode II fracture behaviour of metal-polymer composites interfaces, International Symposium on ...