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- 20153D full-field strain measurements in soft tissues using Digital Volume Correlation
- 2012Numerical and experimental analyses of resin infusion manufacturing processes of composite materialscitations
- 2011Implementation of the direct evaluation of strains using a phase analysis code for random patternscitations
- 2010Introduction to the Bayesian Approach Applied to Elastic Constants Identificationcitations
- 2009Experimental study of thick composites stability under thermal loading using 3D ESPI set-up
- 2009Experimental study of thick composites stability under thermal loading using 3D ESPI set-up Conference : 4th International Conference on Optical Measurement Techniques for Structures and Systems (OPTIMESS2009) MAY 25-26 2009, Antwerp, BELGIUM
- 2008A Bayesian Framework for Orthotropic Elastic Constants Identification Accounting for both Error and Variability
- 2007Modelling and Experimental Characterisation of Hygrothermoelastic Stress in Polymer Matrix Compositescitations
- 2007Transient and cyclical hygrothermoelastic stress in laminated composite plates: Modelling and experimental assessmentcitations
- 2006On the nonlinear deformations of thin unsymmetric 0/90 composite plates under hygrothermal loadscitations
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Experimental study of thick composites stability under thermal loading using 3D ESPI set-up Conference : 4th International Conference on Optical Measurement Techniques for Structures and Systems (OPTIMESS2009) MAY 25-26 2009, Antwerp, BELGIUM
Abstract
Due to the impulsion of aircraft manufacturers, Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers have become thicker. But the manufacturing process still implies the development of important residual stresses, either due to moisture effects or thermal effects [I]. If the symmetry of the composite part is broken, the global part shape will be affected by any moisture/temperature variation. In this communication, a simple L thick composite shell is studied under moderate temperature changes. An error in the stacking sequence is voluntarily added to the sequence in order to simulate possible manufacturing error. Displacements are recorded on the shell front and on its side using a mixed in-plane and out-of-plane DSPI set-up [8] The zone of interest is limited here to the central part of the L shape i.e. where the curvature is significant. Variations of the L-shape with temperature are recorded; typical flexure strain effects are outlined. Interesting global or local parameters can be deduced from this experiment: through thickness coefficient of thermal expansion, ply thickness and consequently local fiber volume fraction.