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COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
卷 294, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.compstruct.2022.115703
关键词
Fiber reinforced composites; Residual stresses; Experimental errors; Numerical correction
The application of the incremental hole drilling method in composite laminates is investigated in this paper. The influence of experimental errors on the calibration coefficients is studied, and a numerical correction method is proposed.
The incremental hole drilling method is very effective in measuring the residual stress gradient in composite laminates. However, its reliability depends on the accuracy with which the calibration coefficients are determined. These coefficients are calculated using a finite element model. The samples' features and the real experimental conditions must be taken into account in the simulation. Any mismatch can lead to inadequate calibration coefficients, thus introducing errors on residual stresses. Several calibration coefficients correction models exist for isotropic materials, but there is a lack of information on this subject concerning composite laminates. In this paper, the influence of three major experimental errors on the calibration coefficients is numerically investigated for composite laminates. The sensitivity of the coefficients to these errors is highlighted and a numerical correction method is proposed.
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