In co-operation with the partners in the GARTEur SM AG 22 an analytical approach for modelling and calculation of the impact behaviour of composites was developed during the past years in the Institute of Structural Mechanics. The main features of the approach are · an independent damage characterisation method; · a new failure criterion for delamination damage; · a simple model for the prediction of impact damage, based on the bending strain energy density and · an algorithm for the residual strength analysis of single and/or multiple delaminations, either introduced by impact or pre-implanted. The approach led to the development of the Windows and NT compatible computer program COmposite Damage Tolerance Analysis Code (CODAC), which enab...
This paper describes recent progress on the materials modelling and numerical simulation of the impa...
Carbon fibre reinforced plastics, though carrying excellent specific properties, present also new an...
With advanced composites increasing replacing traditional metallic materials, the material inhomogen...
In co-operation with different national, European and international partners in national and Europea...
In cooperation with the Aircraft Strength Research Institute of the Chinese Aeronautical Establishme...
A finite element (FE) based analytical tool, Composite Damage Tolerance Analysis Code (Codac), has b...
This chapter discusses numerical methods that are used for predicting impact damage in advanced comp...
Any composite aircraft structure exposed to impact has to be designed accounting for damage toleranc...
The finite element (FE) tool CODAC (Composite Damage Tolerance Analysis Code) is presented, which ca...
International audienceComposites are known to be vulnerable to out-of-plane loading such as impact. ...
Within an automated framework, a structural design process is built that increases the number of d...
ABSTRACT: An approach based on a displacement compatibility model is presented for both riveted and ...
The paper discusses FE simulation methods in use for predicting impact damage in advanced composite ...
Carbon-fibre reinforced structures are more and more used in aerospace due to their excellent mechan...
Today the use of composite materials in the aircraft industry is very widespread also for the primar...
This paper describes recent progress on the materials modelling and numerical simulation of the impa...
Carbon fibre reinforced plastics, though carrying excellent specific properties, present also new an...
With advanced composites increasing replacing traditional metallic materials, the material inhomogen...
In co-operation with different national, European and international partners in national and Europea...
In cooperation with the Aircraft Strength Research Institute of the Chinese Aeronautical Establishme...
A finite element (FE) based analytical tool, Composite Damage Tolerance Analysis Code (Codac), has b...
This chapter discusses numerical methods that are used for predicting impact damage in advanced comp...
Any composite aircraft structure exposed to impact has to be designed accounting for damage toleranc...
The finite element (FE) tool CODAC (Composite Damage Tolerance Analysis Code) is presented, which ca...
International audienceComposites are known to be vulnerable to out-of-plane loading such as impact. ...
Within an automated framework, a structural design process is built that increases the number of d...
ABSTRACT: An approach based on a displacement compatibility model is presented for both riveted and ...
The paper discusses FE simulation methods in use for predicting impact damage in advanced composite ...
Carbon-fibre reinforced structures are more and more used in aerospace due to their excellent mechan...
Today the use of composite materials in the aircraft industry is very widespread also for the primar...
This paper describes recent progress on the materials modelling and numerical simulation of the impa...
Carbon fibre reinforced plastics, though carrying excellent specific properties, present also new an...
With advanced composites increasing replacing traditional metallic materials, the material inhomogen...