The Study on J-Integral of Composite Laminated Plate Crack Propagation Problem

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The micro-cracks would occurr with the deformation in the composite materials. It would be expanded to the macro-crack in bonding surface and eventually leads to the overall damage of the structure. The initial defects will be inevitably involved in the production of the laminated composite structures. They also lead to delamination crack propagation and structural damage. This paper focuses on the application of the J-integral in the delamination of the composite laminated structure. The J-integral formula of the planar delamination problem of composite laminated structure was derived and verified in the numerical examples.

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