Written by leading authorities in the field of damage and micromechanics of composites, this book deals mainly with the damage impaired in composites due to different types of loading. It examines the different types of damage in composites in the fiber, matrix, debonding and delamination. It also reviews the theoretical characterization of damage, its experimental determination as well as the numerical simulation of damage.
Author(s): George Z. Voyiadjis and David H. Allen (Eds.)
Series: Studies in Applied Mechanics 44
Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 1996
Language: English
Pages: 3-275
Content:
Foreword
Page v
George Z. Voyiadjis, David H. Allen
The stress intensity factors and interaction between cylindrical cracks in fiber-matrix composites Original Research Article
Pages 3-27
S. Close, H.M. Zbib
A computational finite element analysis for predicting the effects of environmental degradation on life in metal matrix composites Original Research Article
Pages 29-44
J.W. Foulk, K.L.E. Helms, D.H. Allen
Two-scale viscoplastic and damage analysis of a metal matrix composite Original Research Article
Pages 45-56
S. Kruch, J.L. Chaboche, T. Pottier
Damage modeling of metal matrix composite laminates with cracked oxide surface layers Original Research Article
Pages 57-80
Xinzheng Ma, Dimitris C. Lagoudas
Elasto-plastic stress and strain concentration tensors for damaged fibrous composites Original Research Article
Pages 81-106
George Z. Voyiadjis, Taehyo Park
A damage cyclic plasticity model for metal matrix composites Original Research Article
Pages 107-131
George Z. Voyiadjis, Ganesh Thiagarajan
Stress failure criteria for laminated composites Original Research Article
Pages 133-145
Hsien-Yang Yeh, A.K. Feng
An interfacial damage model for titanium matrix composites Original Research Article
Pages 149-165
Jacob Aboudi, Carl T. Herakovich
Damage mechanics of interfacial media: Basic aspects, identification and application to delamination Original Research Article
Pages 167-188
O. Allix, P. Ladevèze
An approximate representation of fiber-matrix debonding in nonperiodic metal matrix composites Original Research Article
Pages 189-212
Cliff J. Lissenden
The evolution of debonding at the interface of a two-phase composite Original Research Article
Pages 213-234
N.J. Mattei
The effect of fiber architecture on the inelastic response of metal matrix composites with interfacial and fiber damage Original Research Article
Pages 235-257
Anitha Sankurathri, Sarah Baxter, Marek-Jerzy Pindera
A hybrid damage mechanics of progressive partial debonding in a class of brittle-matrix composites Original Research Article
Pages 259-272
Y.H. Zhao, J. Li, G.J. Weng
Author index
Page 275
