Finite element analysis of damaged woven fabric composite materials

By M. Zako, Y. Uetsuji, T. Kurashiki. 2003

268 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Polymers and Plastics

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/31cef32a4afc49fac60ca032303ed6d785044ce0

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Stepan V. Lomov
2. I. Verpoest
3. Nik Petrinic
4. Martin Sherburn
5. P. Boisse

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Stepan V. Lomov
2. I. Verpoest
3. Martin Sherburn
4. R. Gerlach
5. Nik Petrinic
6. J. Wiegand
7. Clive R. Siviour
8. P. Boisse

In Polymers and Plastics

1. Martin Sherburn
2. Stepan V. Lomov
3. I. Verpoest
4. R. Gerlach
5. Nik Petrinic
6. J. Wiegand
7. Clive R. Siviour
8. P. Boisse

Citations in the corpus

• Geometric and mechanical modelling of textiles (2007, methodology): “MeshTex is used for creating meshes from WiseTex geometrical models and analysed with SACOM FE package [142].”
• Processing, characterization, and modeling of carbon nanotube-reinforced multiscale composites (2009, unknown): “[33–37].”
• In-plane and through-thickness properties, failure modes, damage and delamination in 3D woven carbon fibre composites subjected to impact loading (2012, background): “The resulting theoretically indefinite number of essentially different 3D weaving materials is generally concluded to require a hierarchical modelling approach, relating the material response of the constituents to the global response of the composite [6,11–25].”
• Virtual textile composites software WiseTex: Integration with micro-mechanical, permeability and structural analysis (2005, methodology): “A simple degradation procedure, proposed by Zako [38–40], is applied to evaluate the damage in the layers up to complete failure.”