Failure Criteria in Fibre-Reinforced-Polymer Composites: The World-Wide Failure Exercise

By M. Hinton. 2004

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• An invariant-based theory of composites (2014, background): “Later collaborative efforts such as the World Wide Failure Exercise [5] have demonstrated that failure criteria capable of predicting strength of composite laminates under biaxial loading conditions are still a subject of great debate.”
• Assessment of failure criteria and damage evolution methods for composite laminates under low-velocity impact (2019, background): “different failure criteria on the theoretical level by defining test cases and conducting blind predictions of failure envelopes [24-26].”
• Introduction of Fibre-Reinforced Polymers − Polymers and Composites: Concepts, Properties and Processes (2013, background): “Fur‐ thermore, in these composites the reasons for adding the fibres (or, in some cases, particles) are often rather complex; for example, improvements may be sought in creep, wear, fracture toughness, thermal stability, etc [2].”
• A micromechanical model for kink-band formation: Part II—Analytical modelling (2009, background): “More recently, the results from the first World-Wide Failure Exercise [4] — where 19 failure theories for fibre reinforced polymer composites were applied to 14 different problems — showed that even the 5 top ranked theories have significant weaknesses; many of these are related to load cases where ”
• Mechanical properties and details of composite laminates for the test cases used in the third world-wide failure exercise (2013, background): “Elastic properties, lamina strengths, input data, WWFE-III, Test Cases”
• A critical reliability evaluation of fibre reinforced composite materials based on probabilistic micro and macro-mechanical analysis (2010, background): “[10] and Daniel [11], in that the Tsa i-Wu criterion has been shown to be, generally, more accurate than Tsai-Hill.”
• Failure locus of fiber-reinforced composites under transverse compression and out-of-plane shear (2008, methodology): “In particular, Hashin’s model was practically superposed to the numerical data, and this behavior was unexpected because this model did not predict the increase in shear strength under moderate compressive stresses found under combined compression and in-plane shear (r2 and s12) [6].”
• A review of the behaviour and analysis of bolted connections and joints in pultruded fibre reinforced polymers (2015, background): “Several failure criteria have been proposed to determine the strength of a composite lamina [49].”
• Maturity of 3D failure criteria for fibre-reinforced composites: Comparison between theories and experiments: Part B of WWFE-II (2013, methodology): “Huang (1) Modification to the fibre failure criteria.”