Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
Effect of fiber orientation-based composite lamina on mitigation of stress intensity factor for a repaired plate: a finite element study. |
| Authors: |
Aabid, Abdul, Baig, Muneer, Hrairi, Meftah, Ali, Jaffar Syed Mohamed |
| Source: |
Fracture & Structural Integrity; Apr2024, Issue 68, p209-221, 13p |
| Subject Terms: |
FIBROUS composites, POISSON'S ratio, FATIGUE crack growth, STRAINS & stresses (Mechanics), COMPOSITE plates |
| Abstract: |
The article explores the use of composite materials in repairing cracked plates and investigates the influence of fiber direction in enhancing the performance of bonded composite repairs. The study finds that the fiber orientation of the composite patch significantly impacts its reinforcement effectiveness, while the dimensions of the patch do not have a substantial effect on the reduction of stress intensity factor (SIF). Another study investigates the impact of variations in plate and patch sizes on the SIF reduction, finding that thicker patches and larger patch widths and heights result in higher reductions in SIF. The document provides a list of references for further research on the repair of damaged structures using bonded composite patches, covering topics such as fracture behavior, patch shape, simulation and experimentation, stress intensity factor reduction, and fatigue performance. [Extracted from the article] |
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