Progressive Fatigue Damage Modeling of Composite Materials, Part II: Material Characterization and Model Verification

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Fatigue damage modeling of fibre-reinforced composite materials: Review (2001, background): “…of a fibre-reinforced composite – with a loss of stiffness in the damaged zones – leads to a continuous redistribution of stress and a reduction of stress concentrations inside a structural component (Allen et al (1990), Shokrieh and Lessard (2000a), Van Paepegem and Degrieck (2000a, 2001)).”
Mathematical model for the prediction of strength degradation of composites subjected to constant amplitude fatigue (2017, unknown): “Based on it, the same authors later developed technique called progressive fatigue damage modeling [20] which was a combination of failure criteria and degradation rules.”
A new coupled approach of residual stiffness and strength for fatigue of fibre-reinforced composites (2002, methodology): “For example, the progressive damage model by Shokrieh and Lessard [8,10-14] makes use of Hashin-type fatigue failure criteria for seven damage modes in unidirectionally reinforced laminae: fibre tension, fibre compression, fibre-matrix shearing, matrix tension, matrix compression, normal tension and”