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A damage mechanics tool for laminate delamination
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Composite Structures, Vol. 25, No. 1-4. (1993), pp. 547-555.
Abstract
A simplified method based upon damage mechanics for the delamination analysis of carbon-resin composites is presented. In the neighbourhood of a laminate structure quasi-straight edge, damage is taken concentrated on the interface between layers. The finite element code EDA, acting as a post-processor of an elastic laminate shell computation, allows the onset and propagation forecast of delamination. First numerical simulations of delamination are given and compared with experimental results from literature.
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