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Abstract
The problems encountered in dealing with composites can be usefully classified as preparational, computational and operational. That is, we first ask how it is made and the effects of process variables, including the resultant chemistry, on the initial properties.* Then, knowing (or presuming) the component properties and attributes, one may try to calculate the properties of any given composite structure made from these and at the same time estimate its ability to withstand some generalized stress field, i.e., some combination of mechanical, thermal or environmental loads for some stated period of time. Finally, we can ask what problems are encountered under use conditions.
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Volume 3 of the series NATO Conference Series pp 149-166
Title
Problems Encountered with Conventional Fiber-Reinforced Composites
- Author
- Robert F. Landel
Abstract
The problems encountered in dealing with composites can be usefully classified as preparational, computational and operational. That is, we first ask how it is made and the effects of process variables, including the resultant chemistry, on the initial properties.* Then, knowing (or presuming) the component properties and attributes, one may try to calculate the properties of any given composite structure made from these and at the same time estimate its ability to withstand some generalized stress field, i.e., some combination of mechanical, thermal or environmental loads for some stated period of time. Finally, we can ask what problems are encountered under use conditions.
References
- 1.For example, Jones, R. M., “Mechanics of Composite Materials,” McGraw-Hill, New York, 1975 and Christensen, R, M., same title, Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1979.
- 2.Tsai, S. W. and Hahn, H. T., “Introduction to Composite Materials,” AFML-TR-78–201, Air Force Materials Lab, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, OH.
- 3.Wu, E. M. and Ruhman, D. C., “Stress Rupture of Glass-Epoxy Composites: Environmental and Stress Effects,” in “Composite Reliability,” ASTM STP580, ASTM, Philadelphia, PA, p. 263.
- 4.Schapery, R. W., “Deformation and Failure Analysis of Viscoelastic Composite Materials,” From an Elastic Behavior of Composite Materials, ASME Publication, AMD-Vol. 13, Chapter 5, ASME, New York, New York (1975).
- 5.Tsai, S. W. and Hahn, H. T., “T1 59 Magnetic Card Calculator Solution to Composite Materials,” March 1979, Air Force Materials Lab, Wright-Patterson Air force Base, Dayton, OH.
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