Analytical method for micromechanics of textile composites
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2020, Composite StructuresCitation Excerpt :None of these works account for functionalization of fibers used to enhance their bonding to the matrix, and variations in fibers shapes usually found during scanning electron microscopic examinations. Several numerical [19–21] and analytical [22–25] homogenization schemes are described in the literature. For example, Ullah et al. [25] used a multi-scale computational homogenization procedure to determine the coupled hygro-thermo-mechanical response of fiber-reinforced polymer composites.
Thermo-mechanical modeling of C/C 3D orthogonal and angle interlock woven fabric composites in high temperature environment
2020, Mechanics of MaterialsCitation Excerpt :It fails to consider 3D orthogonal geometry due to the 1D limitation of their model. Further, Sankar and Marrey (1997) proposed a 2D analytical based selective average method to evaluate the in-plane and transverse CTEs of plain and satin weave composites. Tan et al. (1997) have reviewed the prediction of thermomechanical properties of 3D composites and the various homogenization schemes at both structural and material levels considering the nonlinear behavior of textile composites.
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