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Multiscale modeling of failure in metal matrix composites

William Curtin

A multiscale approach to composite failure, in which detailed information on small-scale micromechanics is incorporated approximately yet accurately into larger-scale models capable of simulating extensive damage evolution and ultimate failure, is applied ...

2001

Analysis Of Failure Mechanisms In Platelet-Reinforced Composites

Yves Leterrier

The short-term mechanical strength of platelet-reinforced polymer composites was modeled using classical two-dimensional stress-transfer analysis. The stress field in the platelet and at the platelet/matrix interface was described in the presence of a matr ...

Springer, Kluwer Academic Publishers2001

Analysis of failure mechanisms in platelet-reinforced composites

Yves Leterrier

2001

Multiscale modeling of damage and failure in aluminum-matrix composites

William Curtin

2001

Tough-to-brittle transitions in ceramic-matrix composites with increasing interfacial shear stress

William Curtin

The possibility of decreasing ultimate tensile strength associated with increasing fiber/matrix interfacial sliding is investigated in ceramic-matrix composites. An axisymmetric finite-element model is used to calculate axial fiber stresses versus radial p ...

2000

Strength and reliability of fiber-reinforced composites: Localized load-sharing and associated size effects

William Curtin

The statistical aspects of the failure of large 3-D unidirectional fiber reinforced composites are studied numerically and analytically. A 3-D lattice Green's function model is used to calculate the stress field, damage evolution, and Failure in composites ...

1997

Fracture of mass concreete under simulated seismic action

Eugen Brühwiler

The numerical simulation of concrete dams subject to earthquake loading requires realistic material laws which take into account material properties as effected by seismic action. Experiments under simulated seismic action were performed to examine the eff ...

1990