An assessment of five modeling approaches for thermo-mechanical stress analysis of laminated composite panels

By A. Noor, M. Malik. 2000

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Asymptotic Approach for Thermoelastic Analysis of Laminated Composite Plates (2004, background): “Within the last few decades, a tremendous research effort has been invested in this area, and various approximate models have been proposed (Wu and Tauchert (1980); Noor and Burton (1992); Reddy (1997); Noor and Malik (2000); Rohwer et al. (2001)).”
Asymptotic generalization of Reissner–Mindlin theory: accurate three-dimensional recovery for composite shells (2002, background): “One will appreciate this by reading recent review papers [8,9].”
Asymptotic construction of Reissner-like composite plate theory with accurate strain recovery (2002, background): “One can appreciate this by reading several recent review papers, such as Noor and Burton (1989); Noor and Burton (1990) and Noor and Malik (2000).”
A Bending-Gradient model for thick plates. Part I: Theory (2011, methodology): “For instance, Whitney (1972) introduced 3D equilibrium in order to compute shear correction factors and more recently, when benchmarking several plate models, Noor and Malik (2000) used the 3D equilibrium to estimate shear stresses.”