Fiber path definitions for elastically tailored conical shells

By A. W. Blom, Brian F. Tatting, J. Hol, Zafer Gürdal. 2009

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Multi-objective optimization of curvilinear fiber shapes for laminated composite plates by using NSGA-II (2013, background): “[1, 7-11] defined fiber shapes by the linear changes in fiber orientation angles to require locally desired material properties for plates and conical shells, and confirmed that such structures have superior mechanical properties compared with homogenous plates by research including experimental and”
A Theoretical Model to Study the Influence of Tow-drop Areas on the Stiffness and Strength of Variable-stiffness Laminates (2009, methodology): “In the analysis of the tow-placed structures with constant thickness, by Tatting [2,3], Blom [10,11], and Lopes [8,9], the course boundaries were assumed to be smooth.”
Optimization of a composite cylinder under bending by tailoring stiffness properties in circumferential direction (2010, background): “The exact calculation of the effective course width can be found in reference [6].”
Design of variable-stiffness conical shells for maximum fundamental eigenfrequency (2008, methodology): “A design procedure for tow-placed, variable-stiffness conical shells has been developed by Blom et al. [ 3 ].”