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MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES
Volume 49, Issue 4, Pages 1191-1200Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1617/s11527-015-0568-8
Keywords
Mode-I fracture; Laminated composites; Polyamide non-woven fabric; Intralaminar damage; Cohesive zone model
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [51203144, 51173100, 51373090]
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The objective of this research is to put forward a toughening method by using the polyamide non-woven fabric (PNF) and investigate the Mode-I fracture toughness and delamination characteristic of the toughened CFRP laminates by performing the double cantilever beam test. The effect of PNF interlayer, which is formulated by a bilinear cohesive zone model, on the Mode-I fracture of U3160-PNF/3266 laminated composites is numerically analyzed. And the intralaminar damages are considered by using strength criteria and stiffness degradation law. The influences of PNF/3266 interlayer strength, U3160/3266 laminate thickness and initial crack length on the mechanical response of laminates are studied systematically. The work by combining the experiment and simulation is helpful for the optimal design of laminated composites used in aerospace and civil engineering.
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