Influence of Method Used for Calculating of Effective Properties on Stressed-Strain State of Composite Plate under Nonstationary Heating

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Numerical investigation of stressed-strain state composite plate is carried out for the conditions of one-axial loading and nonstationary heating. The state of plane stress was assumed. Various methods had been used for the calculation of effective properties: elastic constants and thermal expansion coefficient. The influence of the coupling between thermal and mechanical processes on temperature, stress and strains fields was investigated.

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