Damping Characterization and Viscoelastic Behavior of Laminated Polymer Matrix Composites Using a Modified Classical Lamination Theory |
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Authors: | M M Shokrieh A Najafi |
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Institution: | (1) Composites Research Laboratory, Mechanical Engineering Department, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Iran, 16846-13114 |
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Abstract: | The damping property of materials can be defined as the ratio of dissipated energy over the total strain energy during the
loading–unloading process, called the specific damping capacity (SDC). In this study, in order to characterize the damping
properties of materials, a test plan in designed to extract the SDC of a single layer composite from hysteresis data. The
theory of linear viscoelasticity incorporates a varying Young’s Modulus by using a complex stiffness modulus. Considering
different lay-ups, the modified classical lamination plate theory is modified to represent both stiffness and SDC of laminates.
The results are compared with experimental results for symmetric laminated specimen. This evaluation shows a very good agreement
between theoretical and experimental results in the range of low frequency loading from 0.2 to 4 Hz. The complex compliance
matrix changes the governing equation in to a complex form which contains both stiffness and damping properties. |
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Keywords: | Damping calculation Specific damping capacity Classical lamination plate theory Hysteresis loop Complex modulus Viscoelastic behavior |
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