Decoupling effects - a novel method for composites characterization

Fuiorea, I. and Tiu, W. (2011) Decoupling effects - a novel method for composites characterization. Proceedings of the Romanian Academy - Series A : Fuiorea, Mathematics, Physics, Technical Sciences, Information Science (1). pp. 55-62. ISSN 1454-9069
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The practice of mechanical characterization of composite materials demonstrates that there are at least two characteristics being very difficult to be determinate by experiments: in-plane shear modulus G(12) and F-12 coefficient of Tsai-Wu for failure criterion. The purpose of the study was to explore and subsequently establish experimental techniques for determination of these two mechanical characteristics by exploiting a very interesting phenomenon observed in composites mechanical answer: decoupling effects.

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