Composite Materials: Fatigue and Fracturea Symposium Sponsored by ASTM Committee D-30 on High Modulus Fibers and Their Composites, Dallas, TX, 24-25 Oct. 1984, Volume 4Eugene T. Camponeschi ASTM International, 1993 - Composite materials |
Contents
Overview | 2 |
Failure of GraphiteEpoxy Panels with Stiffening Strips | 5 |
Failure Initiation and Ultimate Strength of Composite Laminates Containing a Center Hole | 35 |
Response of Notched GraphiteEpoxy and GraphitePEEK Systems | 55 |
Failure Analysis of Notched Unidirectional GraphiteEpoxy Tubes Under Combined Loading | 72 |
Matrix CrackingInduced Delamination Propagation in GraphiteEpoxy Laminated Composites Due to a Transverse Concentrated Load | 86 |
Damage Prediction in CrossPlied Curved Composite Laminates | 105 |
Evaluation of Impact Damage in Composite Materials Using Acoustic Emission | 127 |
Some Observations on the Analysis of InPlane Matrix Failures in Fibrous Composite Laminates | 362 |
A Novel Approach for the Evaluation of Micromechanical Behavior | 381 |
Mesolndentation Testing of Composite Materials as a Tool for Measuring Interfacial Quality | 401 |
Evaluating Surface Treatment Effects on Interfacial Bond Strength Using Dynamic Mechanical Analysis | 419 |
Micromechanical Analysis of Fiber Fracture | 430 |
Micromechanics of Tensile Strength in Composite Systems | 453 |
Fatigue Damage in Thick CrossPly Laminates with a Center Hole | 473 |
Tension Tests and Stress Analysis | 491 |
The Change in Thermal Expansion Coefficient as a Damage Parameter During Thermal Cycling of Crossply Laminates | 139 |
Tensile Deformation of SiCTi153 Laminates | 161 |
Material Modeling for Unidirectional Glass and GlassCeramic Matrix Composites with Progressive Matrix Damage | 176 |
Modeling Ply Crack Growth in Laminates Under Combined Stress States | 195 |
Assessment of Interlayer Shear Slip Theory for Delamination Modeling | 218 |
Effect of Initial Delamination on Mode I and Mode II Interlaminar Fracture Toughness and Fatigue Fracture Threshold | 239 |
Damage and Failure Mechanisms in Scaled AnglePly Laminates | 257 |
Thickness Effect of Double Cantilever Beam Specimen on Interlaminar Fracture Toughness of AS4PEEK and T800Epoxy Laminates | 281 |
The Influence of Interleaf Deformation Behavior and FilmResin Adhesion on the Fracture Toughness of Interleaved Composites | 299 |
Effects of Water and Jet Fuel Absorption on Mode I and Mode II Delamination of GraphiteEpoxy | 318 |
Interlaminar Fracture Analysis of Unsymmetrical Laminates | 341 |
Delamination Fracture Analysis and Fatigue Characterization | 507 |
Effects of Stress Ratio on Edge Delamination Characteristics in Laminated Composites | 538 |
Effect of Interleaves on the Damage Mechanisms and Residual Strength of Notched Composite Laminates Subjected to Axial Fatigue Loading | 552 |
Characterization of Composite Materials Dynamic Response Using LoadStroke Frequency Response Measurement | 575 |
Analysis of Thermomechanical Fatigue of Unidirectional Titanium Metal Matrix Composites | 590 |
HighTemperature TensionCompression Fatigue Behavior of a Unidirectional Tungsten Copper Composite | 608 |
Monitoring Fatigue Damage Development in Ceramic Matrix Composite Tubular Specimens by a Thermoelastic Technique | 620 |
HighCycle Fatigue Crack Growth Properties of AramidReinforced Aluminum Laminates | 637 |
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