含内埋圆形或椭圆形脱层复合材料层合板的屈曲分析

用瑞里-李兹方法来建立含内埋圆形或椭圆形脱层板的屈曲分析模型．首先利用Heaviside阶梯函数，假定一种适合于脱层板的位移模式．然后由变分原理并进行线性化得出了含内埋圆形或椭圆形脱层板的屈曲特征方程．最后通过将含表面脱层的各向同性和各向异性板的屈曲载荷与其它文献进行比较，验证了该文分析方法的正确性，并分析了含内埋圆形或椭圆形脱层的各向同性、正交各向异性和角铺层层合板各种参数对屈曲载荷的影响．     

层板脱层的能量释放率分析

含脱层的层板在承受压缩载荷作用时,很容易发生局部屈曲,导致脱层扩展和结构失效.本文利用可动边界变分问题对脱层扩展进行了分析,导出了脱层前缘各点处的能量释放率表达式.本文还对浅部椭圆脱层进行计算分析,指出:其能量释放率沿脱层边界有很大变化,脱层的扩展方向取决于脱层的形状、受载方式及铺层方向.     

受弯脱层层板的局部失稳临界载荷的有限元分析

含脱层的复合材料层板承受弯曲载荷作用会产生跳跃失稳，还常常引起脱层扩展，从而导致结构失效。本文用基于一阶剪切层板理论的几何非线性有限单元法分析了受弯曲曲载荷作用下含脱层板的人稳的临界载荷。本文指出分叉失稳产生了跳跃失稳，而该跳跃失稳与浅圆拱或薄圆柱壳受向心压力作用下的跳跌 同，在整体平衡路径上没有一个极限点。本文对临界载计算结果比使用能量准则的结果要小，文中给出了原因。     

轴压层合结构脱层屈曲及其扩展研究进展

脱层及其进一步扩展可以降低层合结构的强度．首先简单介绍了脱层的一般概念、起因及其分类．从一维脱层、二维脱层和柱壳脱层三个方面介绍了脱层问题的研究概况．指出拉弯耦合和横向剪切效应对脱层结构的屈曲载荷和后屈曲特性影响很大;对于不同的材料特性和尺寸比率,脱层结构的屈曲模态和最终承载能力也不同．最后提出了需进一步深入研究的问题      

含脱层损伤复合材料层合梁的冲击动力屈曲

针对含初始缺陷和脱层损伤的复合材料层合梁的轴向冲击动力屈曲问题进行了分析。基于Hamilton原理导出了考虑初始缺陷、轴向和横向惯性、横向剪切变形以及转动惯性影响时含脱层损伤复合材料梁的非线性动力屈曲控制方程;基于B-R准则,采用有限差分方法求解了受轴向冲击载荷作用下含脱层损伤复合材料梁的动力屈曲问题;讨论了冲击速度、初始几何缺陷、铺层角度以及脱层长度等因素对复合材料层合梁动力屈曲的影响。     

圆形脱层的轴对称屈曲及扩展分析

利用高阶摄动结合打靶法，分析了固支圆板在均匀径向力作用下的轴对称屈曲和过屈曲，所得结果与文（６）的ＦＥＭ结构吻合得很好，应用于薄膜－基底结构，研究了受压薄膜脱层的屈曲、扩展问题，得到了在一定的残余压应力作用下，脱层屈曲的临界尺寸Ｒｃ和扩展尺寸Ｒｇ。     

具有分层损伤的不同加筋形式复合材料层合板的后屈曲性态研究

基于板的一阶剪切理论和V on-K arm an大挠度理论,分别推导了复合材料层合板和层合梁的几何非线性有限元列式,提出了含嵌入分层的复合材料加筋层合板在受压缩载荷作用下的后屈曲有限元分析方法,对在板厚方向具有不同分层位置的加筋板结构进行了有限元数值分析,研究了不同的加筋方式及筋的分布对具有分层损伤的复合材料加筋层合板的后屈曲性态的影响,所得结果对确定在压缩载荷作用下含损伤复合材料加筋层合板的剩余承载能力具有参考价值。     

复杂载荷下复合材料对称层合板的椭圆形分层屈曲

应用Ｒａｙｌｅｉｇｈ－Ｒｉｔｚ法对含有单个椭圆形分层的复合材料对称层板在压剪载荷联合作用下的脱层屈曲问题进行了分析计算。给出相应于不同的椭圆长短半轴之比ａ／ｂ值下及不同椭回主轴的偏角时，脱层屈曲的临界应变值。此计算考虑了层板的拉伸剪切藕合刚度影响及子层本身弯曲－扭转耦合刚度，和拉伸－弯曲耦合刚度的影响，给出有工程参考价值的计算结果。     

脱层梁屈曲的高阶剪切理论

脱层的存在将会大大降低层合结构的屈曲载荷。该文将含任意位置脱层的两端固支梁分成多段子层,用厚度的三次多项式模拟脱层梁屈曲时子层的轴向位移,利用变分原理和欧拉方程导出了脱层梁的屈曲方程和定解条件,并用状态空间方法进行求解。通过与一阶剪切理论和经典理论的比较,指出了它们各自的适用范围;考虑了脱层梁三种不同的屈曲模态。分析了脱层长度、深度、位置和材料的铺层方向对脱层梁屈曲载荷的影响;最后给出了多处简单脱层的屈曲分析。     

复杂载荷下复合材料对称层合板的椭圆形分层屈曲

应用Ｒａｙｌｅｉｇｈ－Ｒｉｔｚ法对含有单个椭圆形分层的复合材料对称层板在压剪载荷联合作用下的脱层屈曲问题进行了分析计算，给出相应于不同的椭圆长短半轴之比ａ／ｂ值下及不同椭圆主轴的偏角时，脱层屈曲的临界应变值，此计算考虑了层板的拉伸剪切耦合刚度影响及子层本身弯曲－扭转耦合刚度Ｄ＾ｄ１６，Ｄ＾ｄ２６和拉伸－弯曲耦合刚度Ｂ＾ｄｉｊ的影响，给出有工程参考价值的计算结果。     

Dynamic stability analysis of composite plates including delaminations using a higher order theory and transformation matrix approach

A refined higher order shear deformation theory is used to investigate the dynamic instability associated with composite plates with delamination that are subject to dynamic compressive loads. Both transverse shear and rotary inertia effects are taken into account. The theory is capable of modeling the independent displacement field above and below the delamination. All stress free boundary conditions at free surfaces as well as delamination interfaces are satisfied by this theory. The procedure is implemented using the finite element method. Delamination is modeled through the multi-point constraint approach using the transformation matrix technique. For validation purposes, the natural frequencies and the critical buckling loads are computed and compared with three-dimensional NASTRAN results and available experimental data. The effect of delamination on the critical buckling load and the first two instability regions is investigated for various loading conditions and plate thickness. As expected, the natural frequencies and the critical buckling load of the plates with delaminations decrease with increase in delamination length. Increase in delamination length also causes instability regions to be shifted to lower parametric resonance frequencies. The effect of edge delamination on the static and dynamic stability as well as of delamination growth is investigated.     

含分层损伤复合材料层合板分层扩展研究

采用基于Ｍｉｎｄｌｉｎ－阶剪切理论的四节点板单元,分析了含椭圆分层合板分层扩展行为。利用虚裂纹闭合技术计算分层前缘处的总能量释放率,并采用总能量释放率准则作为扩展准则,结合自适应网格移动技术,并考虑了分层前缘闭合接角效应,对 合材料层合板的分层扩展行为进行了模拟分析。结果表明,初始分层形状对其扩展有方式有限大影响。     

含分层损伤复合材料层合板的压缩强度研究

给出了基于一阶剪切变形理论的含分层损伤层合板有限元分析模型,将含分层损伤层合板在压缩载荷作用下的强度破坏分析和屈曲破坏分析统一起来。先区分其破坏形式,然后再进行具体破坏分析,在屈曲特性分析中考虑了铺层强度破坏引起的刚度折减的影响,数值结果表明,该文给出的方法和结论对含分层损伤复合材料层合板的设计更具参考价值。     

The LS1 model for delamination propagation in multilayered materials at 0°/θ° interfaces: A comparison between experimental and finite elements strain energy release rates

The aim of this paper is to analyze delaminated multilayered plates under classical loads using an alternative model to the existing three-dimensional finite element methods (3D-FEM). The proposed alternative model, named LS1, is a layerwise stress model proving significantly less computationally expensive while accurate and efficient. In particular this paper uses experimental data from different simple test specimens in a finite element code, which is based on LS1, in order to calculate strain energy release rates (SERR) in different modes of delamination. The focus is on two types of delaminated interfaces 0°/0° and 0°/45°. The obtained SERR results are in very good agreement with the experimental values and, in the case of mixed-mode delamination, they are as accurate as the SERR obtained by 3D-FE models. The other interesting property of the LS1 model is the very fast calculation speed as the SERR can be analytically deduced from interfacial stresses. This relation which only depends on the stacking sequence and the position of delamination is presented.     

Compression failure modes in composites

The relationship between the tendency for growth of a delamination in a layered material and the presence of out-of-plane displacements due to Euler instability of the delaminated plies, is examined. By considering the work done by an external load, an improved expression for the energy release rate, G associated with a layered isotropic plate containing a through width delamination and subject to in-plane compressive loading, is derived and compared with finite element and experimental results.     

F E M analysis of delamination buckling in composite plates and shells

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Non-linear buckling analysis of inclined circular cylinder-in-cylinder by the discrete singular convolution

The lateral buckling and helical buckling problem of a circular cylinder constrained by an inclined circular cylinder under a compressive force, torsion, and its own weight is complicated and difficult to obtain an exact analytical solution. Thus, the non-linear differential equation is solved incrementally using the discrete singular convolution (DSC) algorithm together with the Newton–Raphson method. Detailed formulations are worked out. A simple way to numerically simulate the helical buckling is proposed and solution procedures are given. Four examples with various inclined angles, weights per unit length of the inner cylinder, axial applied loads, and boundary conditions are investigated. To verify the formulations and solution procedures, comparisons are firstly made with data obtained using the finite element method. It is verified that under certain circumstance, only lateral or helical buckling alone will occur. On some other circumstance, both lateral buckling and helical buckling may occur and the critical helical buckling loads are higher than the critical lateral buckling loads if frictions are not considered. Some conclusions are made based on the results presented herein.     

FRP strengthened walls with delaminated regions – Geometrically nonlinear response

The paper studies the geometrically nonlinear behavior of walls that are strengthened with fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials but include pre-existing delaminated regions. The paper uses an analytical–numerical methodology. Three specially tailored finite elements that correspond to perfectly bonded regions, to delaminated regions where the debonded layers are in contact, and to delaminated regions where the debonded layers are not in contact are presented. All finite elements are based on a high order multi layered plate theory. The geometrical nonlinearity is introduced by means of the Von Karman nonlinear strains whereas the contact nonlinearity is handled iteratively. The validity and convergence of the finite element models is demonstrated for each type of element through comparison with closed form analytical solutions available for specific cases. The unified model that combines the three types of finite element is then used for studying the nonlinear behavior of a locally delaminated FRP strengthened wall under in-plane normal and in-plane shear loads. Finally, conclusions regarding the effect of the delamination on the response of the strengthening system, on the conditions that evolve in the bonded region that surrounds the delamination, and on the global response of the multi-layered structure are drawn. Additional conclusions regarding the application of the modeling approach to other delamination sensitive layered structural systems close the paper.