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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
to the Updated Edition
xiii
Preface to Original Edition
xvii
1
Fiber-Reinforced Composite Materials
........... 1
1.1
Background and Brief Overview
.............. 1
1.2
Utilizing the Strength of Fibers
............... 4
1.3
Laminae and Laminates
................... 9
1.4
Fibers
............................. 10
1.4.1
Carbon-Based Fibers
.................. 10
1.4.2
Glass-Based fibers
................... 20
1.4.3
Polymeric Fibers
.................... 23
1.5
iMatrices
........................... 25
1.5.1
Thermosets
....................... 27
1.5.2
Thermoplastics
..................... 29
1.6
Fiber Surface Treatments
.................. 31
1.6.1
Graphite Fiber Treatment
................ 33
1.6.2
Glass Fiber Treatment
................. 39
1.6.3
Polymeric Fiber Treatment
............... 41
1.7
Summary
........................... 42
1.8
Suggested Readings
..................... 42
2
Linear Elastic Stress-Strain Characteristics
of Fiber-Reinforced Material
................. 43
2.1
Stress and Deformations in Fiber-Reinforced
Materials
.......................... 44
2.2
Maxwell-Betti Reciprocal Theorem
............ 55
2.3
Relationships among Material Properties
......... 57
2.4
Typical Material Properties
................ 64
2.5
Important Interpretation of Stress-Strain Relations
... 67
2.6
Free Thermal Strains
.................... 76
v
vi
Contents
2.7
Stress-Strain Relations, Including the Effects of
Free Thermal Strains
.................... 80
2.8
Stress-Strain Relations, Including the Effects of
Free Moisture Strains
................... 86
2.9
Summary
.......................... 90
2.10
Suggested Readings
..................... 90
3
Prediction of Engineering Properties
Using Micromechanics
..................... 93
3.1
Background
.......................... 94
3.2
Finite-Element Results: Square- and
Hexagonal-Packed Array Models
.............. 95
3.2.
J
Material Properties of the Fiber and Matrix
...... 100
3.2.2
Thermal Effects and Determination of Thermal
Expansion Coefficients
αλ
and a2
........... 100
3.2.3
Tension in the Fiber Direction and Determination
of Extensional Modulus E and
Poisson s
Ratios
v 2 and V]3
....................... 103
3.2.4
Transverse Tensile Loading and Determination of
Extensional Modulus E2 and
Poisson s
Ratios
V21 and i>23
.......................
m
3.2.5
Transverse Shear Loading and Determination of
Shear Modulus G23
................... 118
3.3
Theory of Elasticity Results:
Concentric Cylinders Model
................ 122
3.3.1
Fiber-Direction Tension
................. 124
3.3.2
Axial Shear
....................... 134
3.4
Strength-of-Materials Results
................ 140
3.4.1
Model for Ex and vu
.................. 140
3.4.2
Models for E2
..................... 146
3.4.3
Models for Gl2
..................... 154
3.4.4
Model for a and 012
.................. 156
3.5
Summary
........................... 162
3.6
Suggested Readings
..................... 162
4
The Plane-Stress Assumption
................. 165
4.1
Stress-Strain Relations for
Piane
Stress
.......... 169
4.2
Important Interpretation of Stress-Strain
Relations Revisited
...................... 173
4.3
Numerical Results for the Plane-Stress Condition
..... 173
4.4
Plane-Stress Stress-Strain Relations and the Effects
of Free Thermal and Free Moisture Strains
........ 175
4.5
Suggested Readings
..................... 177
Contents
vii
Plane-Stress Stress-Strain Relations in a Global
Coordinate System
....................... 179
5.1
Transformation Relations
.................. 180
5.2
Transformed Reduced Compliances
............ 185
5.3
Transformed Reduced Stiffnesses
.............. 201
5.4
Engineering Properties in a Global Coordinate System
. . 212
5.5
Coefficients of Mutual Influence
.............. 218
5.6
Free Thermal and Free Moisture Strains
......... 221
5.7
Effects of Free Thermal and Free Moisture Strains
.... 225
5.8
Summary
........................... 234
Classical Lamination Theory:
The
Kirchhoff
Hypothesis
...................235
6.1
Laminate Nomenclature
...................238
6.2
Laminate Strains and Displacements:
The
Kirchhoff
Hypothesis
.................. 241
6.3
Implications of the
Kirchhoff
Hypothesis
......... 245
6.4
Laminate Strains
....................... 248
6.5
Laminate Stresses
...................... 252
6.6
Stress Distributions through the Thickness
........ 253
6.6.1
CLT Example
1: [0/90]
s Laminate subjected to
Known
ε°χ
........................254
6.6.2
CLT Example 2:[0/90]s Laminate Subjected to
Known
л
-o
........................
262
6.7
Force and Moment Resultants
............... 270
6.8
Further Examples
...................... 280
6.8.
J
CLT Example
3:
[^ЗО/ОЈѕ
Laminate subjected to
Known
ε°χ
........................280
6.8.2
CLT Example
4: [±30/0]
s Laminate Subjected to
Known
κ°
........................286
6.8.3
CLT Example
5:
[±30/0]T Laminate Subjected to
Known
ε°χ
........................296
6.8.4
A Note on the
Kirchhoff
Hypothesis
..........301
6.9
Suggested Readings
.....................306
Classical Lamination Theory:
Laminate Stiffness Matrix
..................307
7.1
Formal Definition of Force and Moment Resultants
. . . 308
7.2
Laminate Stiffness: The ABD Matrix
...........310
7.3
Classification of Laminates and Their Effect on the
ABD Matrix
......................... 330
7.3.1
Symmetric Laminates
.................. 331
7.3.2
Balanced Laminates
.................. 333
7.3.3
Symmetric Balanced Laminates
............
viii Contents
7.3.4
Cross Ply Laminates
..................335
7.3.5
Symmetric Cross-Ply Laminates
............335
7.3.6
Single
Isotropie
Layer
.................336
7.4
Reference Surface Strains and Curvatures of
Example Laminates
.....................338
7.5
Comments
..........................340
7.6
Elastic Couplings
.......................341
7.6.1
Influence of
£>іб
and D2e
................ 341
7.6.2
Influence of
А ь
and
Агь
................ 347
7.6.3
Influence of the Bu
................... 355
7.7
Effective Engineering Properties of a Laminate
...... 361
7.8
Summary
........................... 365
7.9
Suggested Readings
..................... 366
8
Classical Lamination Theory: Additional Examples
. . . 367
8.1
CLT Example
6: [0/90]
s Laminate Subjected to
Known Nx
—
Counterpart to CLT Example
1.......368
8.2
CLT Example
7:
[іЗО
/OJs
Laminate Subjected to
Known Nx
—
Counterpart to CLT Example
3.......372
8.3
CLT Example
8:
[±30/0]5 Laminate Subjected to
Known
Μχ —
Counterpart to CLT Example
4......380
8.4
Summary
...........................386
9
Failure Theories for Fiber-Reinforced Materials:
Maximum Stress Criterion
..................387
9.1
Maximum Stress Failure Criterion
.............395
9.2
Failure Example
1:
Tube with Axial
Load
—
Maximum Stress Criterion
.............397
9.3
Failure Example
2:
Tube in Torsion
—
Maximum
Stress Criterion
.......................405
9.4
Failure Example
3:
Tube with Combined
Load
—
Maximum Stress Criterion
.............411
9.5
Failure Example
4: [0/90]$
Laminate Subjected
to Nx
—
Maximum Stress Criterion
............422
9.6
Failure Example
5:
[±30/0]s Laminate Subjected
to Nx
—
Maximum Stress Criterion
............424
9.7
Failure Example
6: [±30/0]*
Laminate Subjected
to Mx
—
Maximum Stress Criterion
............426
9.8
Summary
...........................428
9.9
Suggested Readings
.....................429
10
Failure Theories for Fiber-Reinforced Materials:
The Tsai-Wu Criterion
....................431
10.1
Determination of the Constants
..............433
Contents ix
10.2
Failure Example
7:
Tube with Axial
Load—Tsai-Wu Criterion
.................444
10.3
Failure Example
8:
lube in Torsion
—
Tsai-Wu Criterion
.....................449
10.4
Failure Example
9:
Tube with Combined
Load —Tsai-Wu Criterion
.................451
10.5
Failure Example
10: [0/90]^
Laminate Subjected to
Nx
—
Tsai-Wu Criterion
..................459
10.6
Failure Example
11: [±30/0],$
Laminate Subjected
to Nx— Tsai-Wu Criterion
................462
10.7
Failure Example
12:
[±30/0]s Laminate subjected
to Mx— Tsai-Wu Criterion
................463
10.8
Summary
..........................465
10.9
Suggested Readings
.....................465
11
Environmentally Induced Stresses in Laminates
.....467
11.1
Laminate Response
....................467
11.1.1
Displacements and Strains
.............467
11.1.2
Stresses
.......................469
11.2
Examples of Laminate Response
.............471
11.2.1
CLT Example
9:
[0/90]s Laminate Subjected
to Known
ε°χ
and Known AT
............471
11.2.2
CLT Example
10: [±30/0]
s Laminate
Subjected to Known
к®
and Known AT
......477
11.3
Force and Moment Resultants in Examples
.......482
11.3.1
Stress Resultant Calculation for CLT
Example
9:
[0/90ÌS
Laminate Subjected to
Known
ε°χ
and Known AT
.............482
11.3.2
Stress Resultant Calculation for CLT
Example
10:
[^ЗО/ОЈѕ
Laminate Subjected to
Known
к^
and Known AT
.............484
11.4
Definition of Thermal Force and
Moment Resultants
....................488
11.5
Definitions of Unit Thermal Force and
Moment Resultants
....................494
11.6
The Effect of Laminate Classification on the Unit
Thermal Force and Moment Resultants
.........497
11.6.1
Symmetric Laminates
................ 498
11.6.2
Balanced Laminates
................ 498
11.6.3
Symmetric Balanced Laminates
........... 498
11.6.4
Cross-Ply Laminates
................ 499
11.6.5
Symmetric Cross-Ply Laminates
.......... 499
11.6.6
Single
Isotropie
Layer
............... 499
11.7
Free Thermal Response of Laminates
.......... 500
χ
Contents
11.7.1
Equations
Governing Free Thermal Response
of Laminates
....................500
11.7.2
Laminate Coefficients of Thermal Expansion
. . . . 500
11.8
Examples of Laminate Free Thermal Response
.....504
11.8.1
CLT Example
11: [0/90]
s Laminate Subjected
to a Known AT
...................504
11.8.2
CLT Example
12: [±30/0]
s Laminate
Subjected to a Known AT
.............509
11.8.3
CLT Example
13:
[±30/0]T Laminate
Subjected to a Known AT
.............516
11.8.4
CLT Example
14: [±30/0]
s Laminate
Subjected to a Known AM
.............519
11.9
Response Due to Stress Resultants and a
Temperature Change
...................523
11.9.1
CLT Example
15: [0/90]
s Laminate Subjected
to Known Nx and Known AT
...........525
11.9.2
CLT Example
16: [±30/0]
s Laminate
Subjected to Known Nx and Known AT
......529
11.9.3
CLT Example
17: [±30/0]
s Laminate
Subjected to Known Mx and Known AT
.....532
11.9.4
CLT Example
18: [±30/0]
s Laminate
Subjected to Known Nx, Known AT, and
Known AM
.....................538
11.10
Influence of Thermal Effects on Failure:
The Maximum Stress Criterion
.............542
11.10.1
Failure Example
13: [0/90]
s Laminate
Subjected to Nx and Known AT
.........544
11.10.2
Failure Example
14:
[±30/0]s Laminate
Subjected to Nx and Known AT
.........-547
11.10.3
Falure Example
15:
[±30/0]s Laminate
Subjected to Mx and Known AT
.........549
11.11
Influence of thermal Effects on Failure:
The Tsai-Wu Criterion
..................551
11.11.1
Failure Example
16: [0/90]
s
Laminate
Subjected to Nx and Known AT
.........551
11.11.2
Failure Example
17:
[±30/0]s Laminate
Subjected to Nx and Known AT
.........554
11.11.3
Failure Example
18:
[±30/0]s Laminate
Subjected to Mx and Known AT
.........556
11.12
Summary
..........................558
11.13
Suggested Readings
....................558
12
Through-Thickness Laminate Strains
............561
12.1
Thickness Change of a Laminate, No Free Thermal
or Moisture Strain Effects
.................562
Contents xi
12.2
Through-Thickness
Laminate
Poisson s Ratios
...... 564
12.3
Thickness Change of a Laminate Due to Free
Thermal Strain Effects
................... 569
12.4
Through-Thickness Laminate Coefficient of
Thermal Expansion
..................... 571
12.5
Summary
.......................... 574
12.6
Suggested Readings
..................... 574
13
Introduction to Fiber-Reinforced Laminated Plates
. . . 575
13.1
Equations Governing Plate Behavior
.......... 576
13.2
Governing Conditions in Terms of Displacements
. . . 589
13.3
Simplifications to the Governing Equations
....... 596
13.3.1
Symmetric Laminates
................ 597
13.3.2
Symmetric Balanced Laminates
........... 600
13.3.3
Symmetric Cross-Ply Laminates
.......... 602
13.3.4
Isotropie
Plates
................... 605
13.4
Plate Example
1:
A Long [0/90]5 Plate
......... 608
13.4.1
Solution of Governing Differential Equations
. . . 608
13.4.2
Application of Boundary Conditions
........ 670
13.5
Plate Example
2:
A Long
[Оі^Огіг
Plate
........ 616
13.5.1
Solution of Governing Differential Equations
. . . 616
13.5.2
Application of Boundary Conditions
........ 618
13.6
Plate Example
3:
A Long
[±30/0].$
Plate
........ 623
13.7
Numerical Results for Plate Examples
1, 2,
and
3 ... 625
13.7.1
Cross-Ply Plates
.................. 625
13.7.2 [±30/0]
s
Plate
................... 630
13.8
Plate Example
4:
A Rectangular, Uniformly
Loaded, Cross-Ply Plate
.................. 632
13.9
Summary
.......................... 643
13.10
Suggested Readings
.................... 645
14
Appendix: Manufacturing Composite Laminates
..... 647
14.1
Background and Overview
................. 647
14.2
Fabrication
......................... 648
14.2.1
Tooling and Specialty Materials
........... 648
14.2.2
Hand Lay-up
..................... 653
14.3
Processing
.......................... 664
14.3.1
Overall Considerations
................ 664
14.3.2
Autoclave Curing
................... 667
14.4
Manufacturing by Other Methods
............ 669
14.4.1
Fiber-Only Preforms
................. 669
14.4.2
Other Combined Fiber-Matrix Preforms
....... 671
14.5
Forming Structural Shapes
................ 673
14.5.1
Wet Lay-up and Spray-up
.............. 673
xii Contents
14.5.2
Filament
Winding
.................. 674
14.5.3
Pultrusion
...................... 678
14.5.4
Resin
Transfer Molding
............... 681
14.6
Nonautoclave
curing....................
682
14.6.1
Oven
Curing
..................... 682
14.6.2
Hot Pressing
..................... 683
14.7
Manufacturing Defects
................... 683
14.8
Suggested Readings
..................... 685
Index
.................................. 687
his book focuses on the mechanical aspects of
ir-reinforced composite materials. Classical lamination
theory is developed and much of the book discusses
the stresses due to applied deformations, applied
loads, and temperature changes. No prior knowledge
of composite materials is assumed. A set of examples
is introduced early in the text and then built upon as
additional concepts are developed. This set of examples
provides continuity and allows the reader to evaluate the
impact of more complex issues as the book progresses.
Implications and interpretations of the various simplifying
assumptions employed in studying the mechanical
behavior of fiber-reinforced materials are emphasized
throughout. Computer exercises that build on one
another provide software tools for studying the response
of composite materials.
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| spelling | Hyer, Michael W. Verfasser aut Stress analysis of fiber-reinforced composite materials Michael W. Hyer Updated ed. Lancaster, PA DEStech Publ. 2009 XXII, 695 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Literaturangaben Spannungsanalyse (DE-588)4055995-6 gnd rswk-swf Faserverstärkter Kunststoff (DE-588)4128805-1 gnd rswk-swf Faserverbundwerkstoff (DE-588)4134341-4 gnd rswk-swf Faserverbundwerkstoff (DE-588)4134341-4 s DE-604 Spannungsanalyse (DE-588)4055995-6 s Faserverstärkter Kunststoff (DE-588)4128805-1 s 1\p DE-604 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025345782&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025345782&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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| title | Stress analysis of fiber-reinforced composite materials |
| title_auth | Stress analysis of fiber-reinforced composite materials |
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| title_full | Stress analysis of fiber-reinforced composite materials Michael W. Hyer |
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| title_short | Stress analysis of fiber-reinforced composite materials |
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