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Thermal and mechanical analysis of composite laminated structures
Zhang Xiaodong ; Li Jun ; Xue Mingde
2010-05-07 ; 2010-05-07
关键词Practical Theoretical or Mathematical/ finite element analysis laminates shells (structures) stress analysis thermal analysis thermal expansion/ thermal analysis relative degrees of freedom mechanical analysis composite shells of revolution composite cylindrical shell cutout reinforcement delamination composite laminated structures multilayered shell element finite element mesh transverse stress interlaminar stress thermal expansion coefficient/ E2110 Mechanical structures E1710 Engineering materials E2100 General mechanics E0210L Numerical analysis
中文摘要A multilayered shell element with relative degrees of freedom is presented for thermal and mechanical analyses of composite laminated structures. The analyses can be performed using the same finite element mesh. The 2-D element is based on 3-D FEM and can be easily connected with a 3-D solid element. A post-processing method was used to compute the transverse stresses in composite shells of revolution. The validity and accuracy of the program are shown by two numerical examples analyzing a composite cylindrical shell with a cutout and a reinforcement around the cutout. The results show that large interlaminar stresses occur around the cutout when there is distinct mismatch between the thermal expansion coefficients of the reinforcement and the skin, which may cause delamination.
语种中文 ; 中文
出版者Tsinghua Univ. Press ; China
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/16307]  
专题清华大学
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Zhang Xiaodong,Li Jun,Xue Mingde. Thermal and mechanical analysis of composite laminated structures[J],2010, 2010.
APA Zhang Xiaodong,Li Jun,&Xue Mingde.(2010).Thermal and mechanical analysis of composite laminated structures..
MLA Zhang Xiaodong,et al."Thermal and mechanical analysis of composite laminated structures".(2010).
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