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This paper describes an experimental study of the initial delamination length effects on the mode I fracture toughness using DCB tests. Delamination failure was also predicted using exponential cohesive model and a quite good agreement with experimental results was obtained. Numerical predictions showed a significant influence of initial delamination length on the force-displacement curves. | 1.12 MB | Adobe PDF |
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This paper describes an experimental study of the initial delamination length effects on the mode I fracture toughness using DCB tests. Delamination failure was also predicted using exponential cohesive model and a quite good agreement with experimental results was obtained. Numerical predictions showed a significant influence of initial delamination length on the force-displacement curves.
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- Full Proceedings Available Online - ICCM (International Conferences on Composite Materials) 17, 27-31 julho 2009, Edimburgo UK.
Keywords
composites fracture toughness finite element analysis mechanical testing
Citation
Reis P.N.B., Ferreira J.A.M., Antunes F.V., Costa J.D.M., Capela C. (2009). Analysis of the initial delamination size on the mode I interlaminar fracture of carbon/epoxy composites, ICCM International Conferences on Composite Materials.
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International Committee on Composite Materials
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