Three-Dimensional Effective Elastic Moduli for Multi-Directional Hybrid Filament-Wound Cylindrical Shell with Lining

Wen Jun Ruan; Qing Ping Yang; Guang Lei Xu; Hao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.121-126.539

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Three-Dimensional Effective Elastic Moduli for Multi-Directional Hybrid Filament-Wound Cylindrical Shell with Lining

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A method based on laminated plate theory is presented for estimating three-dimensional effective elastic moduli of multi-directional hybrid filament-wound composite cylindrical shell with lining. The method introduces a factor of hybrid effects. The effective elastic moduli of glass/epoxy fiber-wound tube with lining and glass/carbon/epoxy hybrid fiber-wound tube with lining are predicted by present method respectively. It is shown that the method is simple and accurate.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 121-126)

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Wen Jun Ruan, Qing Ping Yang, Guang Lei Xu, Hao Wang

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3-Dimensional Effective Elastic Moduli, Hybrid Effects, Lining

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