NASA NTRS · 20040073435
Telescoping Mechanics: A New Paradigm for Composite Behavior Simulation
Abstract
This report reviews the application of telescoping mechanics to composites using recursive laminate theory. The elemental scale is the fiber-matrix slice, the behavior of which propagates to laminate. The results from using applications for typical, hybrid, and smart composites and composite-enhanced reinforced concrete structures illustrate the versatility and generality of telescoping scale mechanics. Comparisons with approximate, single-cell, and two- and three-dimensional finite-element methods demonstrate the accuracy and computational effectiveness of telescoping scale mechanics for predicting complex composite behavior.
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Chamis, C. C., Murthy, P. L. N., Gotsis, P. K., Mital. S. K.. 2004-04-01. Telescoping Mechanics: A New Paradigm for Composite Behavior Simulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040073435
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