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Finite Element Analysis of Mechanical Properties of 2.5D Woven Composites

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It is calculated the effective anisotropic stiffness tensor of the representative volume element in 2.5D woven composites by energy method. The Multi-point constraints are applied to periodic boundary conditions. Compared with the static tensile tests, the validity of present method is verified.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 950)

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175-179

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April 2019

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Fang Bin Lin, Gen Wei Wang*

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2.5D Woven Composite, Energy Method, Multi-Point Constraints, Periodic Boundary Conditions

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