Compression after impact strength of a buckling resistant tow steered panel
Compression after impact strength of a buckling resistant tow steered panel
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抗屈曲牵引面板冲击后的压缩强度
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2013
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B. Kim
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A. Rhead;R. Butler;Wenli Liu;S. Hallett;B. Kim
A novel form of fiber steering (Continuous Tow Shearing (CTS)) which eliminates manufacturing defects found in other steered fiber techniques, e.g. tow-overlaps, tow gaps and tow wrinkling, has recently been developed. By using CTS to steer fibers in-plane, structures with improved buckling capacity can be achieved leading to lower mass designs. Such optimal designs for minimum mass CTS laminates have been produced using the infinite strip program VICONOPT. The resulting distribution of fiber orientation and mass across the width of these optimized laminates results in regions of high stress near supports. These regions, which are vital to the integrity of the CTS laminate, are at risk of reduction in compressive strength caused by Barely Visible Impact Damage (BVID). Hence, using experimental tests combined with a unique analytical approach, the paper explores the effect of near support impact damage on the compressive strength of CTS panels. Results indicate a failure strain that matches industrial straight fiber alternatives but that is below the design failure strain. Hence there is scope for further optimization of CTS laminates for improved damage tolerance.
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2013
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Liu, W.
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Liu, W.