The response of laminated composite plates under low-velocity impact loading

By Züleyha Aslan, R. Karakuzu, Buket Okutan. 2003

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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Citations in the corpus

A spectrally formulated plate element for wave propagation analysis in anisotropic material (2005, methodology): “Response of laminated composite plate under low velocity impact is studied by performing experiment and the result is validated by commercial software packages [3].”
An experimental investigation of the impact response of composite laminates (2009, background): “[17,18] have done a numerical and experimental analysis to investigate the effects of the impactor velocity, thickness and in-plane dimensions of target and impactor mass on the response of laminated composite plates under low velocity impact.”
Impact damage on fibre-reinforced polymer matrix composite – A review (2014, background): “Aslan et al.66 have carried out an experimental and numerical study to investigate the in-plane dimension effect on the impact response of cross-ply glass/epoxy laminated composite plates under low-velocity impact.”
Effects of alkaline and acid solutions on glass/epoxy composites (2013, result): “These diagrams represent a typical behaviour and are in agreement with those reported on literature [26-29].”
Low-velocity impact and residual tensile strength analysis to carbon fiber composite laminates (2010, background): “Aslan et al. [ 21 ,22] have done a numerical and experimental analysis to investigate the effects of the impactor velocity, thickness and in-plane dimensions of target and impactor mass on the response of laminated composite plates under low-velocity impact.”
Impact damage in GFRP: New insights with infrared thermography (2010, methodology): “[42], using the 3DIMPACT transient dynamic finite element code and experimental tests, found, for an E-glass/epoxy laminate 4.”