Composite and Sandwich Shells
Composite and Sandwich Shells
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复合材料和夹层外壳
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-7091-2604-2_6
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发表时间:
1992
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通讯作者:
A. Starlinger
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作者:
F. Rammerstorfer;K. Dorninger;A. Starlinger
Finite shell elements for geometrically and materially nonlinear stress and stability analyses of layered fibre reinforced composite shells as well as sandwich shells with orthotropic core material are presented. The element formulations are based on the degeneration principle including large displacements with an efficient analytical thickness integration. Some micromechanical models are discussed which allow the estimation of over-all material laws used in the shell analyses. Examining suitable failure criteria and taking into account post-cracking, post-wrinkling and post-buckling stiffnesses allow for the investigation of progressive damage. Furthermore, anisotropic plasticity effects are taken into account for consideration of metal matrix composite (MMC) shells. Some computed examples and comparisons with experimental results illustrate that an extended range of composite specific-problems can be covered by these laminated and sandwich elements.