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Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes

Yang Zhang, Jialu Guo, Zhan Shu, Yaojing Guan, Adesola Ademiloye Orcid Logo

Composite Structures

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.compstruct.2024.118627

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Fiber reinforced composite (FRC) with holes have broad applications in various fields. In this study, the influence of fiber orientation and hole distribution on the fracture behavior of FRC was investigated. A phase-field modeling was established to simulate the fracture process of the composite, a...

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ISSN: 0263-8223 1879-1085
Published: Elsevier BV 2024
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title Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes
spellingShingle Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes
Adesola Ademiloye
title_short Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes
title_full Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes
title_fullStr Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes
title_full_unstemmed Fracture Simulation of Fiber Reinforced Composite Panels with Holes
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description Fiber reinforced composite (FRC) with holes have broad applications in various fields. In this study, the influence of fiber orientation and hole distribution on the fracture behavior of FRC was investigated. A phase-field modeling was established to simulate the fracture process of the composite, and the mechanical performance of unidirectional fiber reinforced composite and woven fiber reinforced composite were analyzed, respectively. Our numerical results showed that fiber orientation and hole distribution have a significant impact on the fracture behavior of FRC. We observed that aligning the fibers parallel to the loading direction led to an increase in the maximum load bearing capacity of the composite. A more uniform hole distribution can enhance the overall mechanical performance of FRC. Furthermore, in the presence of thermal shock, crack propagation tends to grow towards the hole. These findings are of great significance for understanding the fracture behavior of FRC, and for optimizing material design and fabrication processes.
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