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Sublaminate-based Lamination Theory and Symmetry Properties of Textile Composite Laminates by Jyi-Jiin Luo; Isaac M. Daniel is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Sublaminate-based Lamination Theory and Symmetry Properties of Textile Composite Laminates about?
Textile composites have distinct mechanical characteristics different from those of unidirectional composites. Several common weave patterns, 5-harness or 8-harness satin weaves, for example, lack certain symmetry properties common to composites composed of unidirectional layers. The lack of symmetry of woven fabric composites can be drastically reduced, but not totally eliminated, if a laminate consists of one or more flipped pairs, each with one normal layer placed symmetrically about the laminate mid-plane to the flipped layer. To explore more possible combinations in a more general way, a systematic approach is presented by considering a single fabric layer as a sublaminate characterized by a set of stiffness parameters. Mechanical properties of laminates constructed from such sublaminates are obtained by combining the sublaminate stiffness matrices and force and moment resultants. The effects of operations like 908 rotation, flipping, mirroring and their combinations on a sublaminate are discussed. The symmetry properties of weave patterns are classified based on the type of operation necessary for the patterns to be equivalent before and after the operation. The classificatio
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- Author
- Jyi-Jiin Luo; Isaac M. Daniel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier Ltd.; Elsevier BV (ISSN 1359-8368)
- Published
- 2004
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Engineering (Physical Sciences)