NASA NTRS · 19890028909
A cumulative damage model for continuous fiber composite laminates with matrix cracking and interply delaminations
Abstract
The present cumulative damage model for the prediction of stiffness loss in graphite/epoxy laminates applies a thermomechanical constitutive theory for elastic composites with distributed damage. The model proceeds from a continuum mechanics and thermodynamics approach in which the distributed damage is characterized by a set of second-order tensor-valued internal state variables. A set of damage-dependent laminated plate equations is obtained; this is developed by modifying classical Kirchhoff plate theory.
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Allen, David H., Groves, Scott E., Harris, Charles E.. 1988-01-01. A cumulative damage model for continuous fiber composite laminates with matrix cracking and interply delaminations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890028909
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