Mechanical Properties Prediction of Interlayer Enhanced Laminated Carbon Fiber Composite Materials Containing Inclusions

Y.Y. Yao; Xu Wang; Ru Shan Dou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.730.541

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Mechanical Properties Prediction of Interlayer Enhanced Laminated Carbon Fiber Composite Materials Containing Inclusions

Abstract:

Micro structure of laminated carbon fiber composite (L-CFRP) is complex and random distributed. So that the current prediction of mechanical properties for interlayer enhanced L-CFRP is not so accurate. To solve this problem, the inclusion fibers are dealt with equivalent processing using Mori-Tanaka theory and Esshelby equivalent inclusion principle. And then the equivalent cell model of interlayer enhanced L-CFRP could be obtained. The finite element method is adopted to predict the elastic mechanical properties of interlayer enhanced L-CFRP. Through the simulation and tests, the error of this prediction method is 3.72%. So the proposed prediction method is proved to be effective.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 730)

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Interlayer Enhanced, Laminated Carbon Fiber Composite (L-CFRP), Mechanical Properties, Mori-Tanaka

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