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1 AN OPTIMAL DESIGN OF SIMPLE SYMTRIC LAMINATES UNDER THE PIRST--ETC(U) MAR O f.j PARK F3361S-?9 -S29 rlaass IFEIO AFAL-TR-8-,TS NL IIIIIIIIIII.EE Ehmhhlllll... EIIIIIIIIIIIIu UKIII/lE
2 AFWAL-TR AN OPTIMAL DESIGN OF SIMPLE SYMMETRIC LAMINATES UNDER THE FIRST PLY FAILURE CRITERIA WON J. PARK UNIVERSAL ENERGY SYSTEMS, DAYTON, OHIO INC. MARCH 1982 FINAL REPORT FOR PERIOD OCTOBER 1980-DECEMBER 1981 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE: DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED C MATERIALS LABORATORY AIR FORCE WRIGHT AERONAUTICAL LABORATORIES V\ LLJ AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND " J WRIGHT-8PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO
3 NOTICE When Government drawings, specifications, or other data are used for any purpose other than in connection with a definitely related Government procurement operation, the United States Government thereby incurs no responsibility nor any obligation whatsoever; and the fact that the Government may have formulated, furnished, or in any way supplied the said drawings, specifications, or other data, is not to be regarded by implication or otherwise as in any manner licensing the holder or any other person or corporation, or conveying any rights or permission to manufacture, use, or sell any patented invention that may in any way be related thereto. This report has been reviewed by the Office of Public Affairs (ASD/PA) and is releasable to the National Technical Information Service (NTIS). At NTIS, it will be available to the general public, including foreign nations. This technical report has been reviewed and is approved for publication. i-a STEPRErW.'TSAI, Chief Mechan cs and Surface Interactions Branch FOR THE COMMANDER =.A9 F. D. CHERRY, Chi,'1 Nonmetallic Matejdls Division w1 "If your address has changed, if you wish to be removed from our mailing list, or if the addressee is no longer employed by your organization please notify AFWAL/MLBM, W-PAFB, Ohio to help us maintain a current mailing list. if" Copies of this report should not be returned unless return is required by security considerations, contractual obligations, or notice on a specific document.
4 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE (Whu.n DatEntered) REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE REPORT READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMPLETING FORM I. REPORT NUMBER 2. GOVT ACCESSION NO. 3. RECIPIENT'S CATALOG NUMBER AFWAL-TR I ", 4. TITLE (and Subtitle) 5. TYPE OF REPORT & PERIOD COVERED AN OPTIMAL DESIGN OF SIMPLE SYMMETRIC October 1980-December 1981 LAMINATES UNDER THE FIRST PLY FAILURE CRITERIA 6. PERFORMING O"qG. REPORT NUMBER ' 7. AUTHOR(s) 8 CONTRACT OR GRANT NUMBER(s) Won J. Park F C PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS 10. rrogram ELEMENT, PROJECT. TASK AREA & WORK UNIT NUMBERS Universal Energy Systems, Inc. Dayton, Ohio F/MTP 1/05/28 1I. CONTROLLING OFFICE NAME AND ADDRESS 12 REPORT DATE Materials Laboratory (AFWAL/MLBM) March 1982 Air Force Wright Aeronautical Laboratories (AFSC) " NUMBER OF PAGES ' MONITORING AGENCY NAME & ADDRESS(Il different from Controlling Office) IS. SECURITY CLASS. (of this report) ISa. Unclassified DECLASSIFICATION 'DOWNGRADING SCHEDULE 16. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT (of this Report) Approved for Public Release; Distribution Unlimited. 17. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT (of the abstract entered In Block 20, it different from Report) IS. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES 19. KEY WORDS (Continue on reverse side ii necessary and Identify by block number) First Ply Failure Design Variable 11 Ply Orientation Angle 2 S ABSTRACT (Continue on reverse side If necessary aid Identify by block number) Optimal design of various types of symmetric laminates for T300/5208 graphite epoxy composites was investigated under the first ply failure criteria. The symmetric laminates considered include continuous laminate and angle ply laminate. The optimal design angles d were obtained and presented in graphic form as functions of the loading conditions (N 1, N 2, NG). The results presented here are directly useful for designers for making a choice of composites for optimal performance. DD I JOA EDITION OF I NOV65 IS OSOLETI Unclassified SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE (When Does Entered)
5 FOREWORD This report was prepared in the Mechanics and Surface Interactions Branch (AFWAL/MLBM), Nonmetallic Material Division, Materials Laboratory, Air Force Wright Aeronautical Laboratories, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. The work performed under Contract F C-5129, Project UES 718. The work reported herein was performed during the period October 1980 to September Dr. Won J. Park is a Senior Scientist from Universal Energy Systems, Inc. and Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at Wright State University. The author wishes to express his sincere gratitude to Dr. Stephen W. Tsai for his encouragement and guidance in the course of this work. Acoesiol For D1IC U3 13 2i. i~i WSECTE3 2 Distr"ibut ion/... Availability Codes Avail and/or Digt I Special
6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page I. INTRODUCTION... 1 II. INPLANE STIFFNESS... 3 Ill. CONTINUOUS LAMINATE... 6 IV. DESIGN OF LAMINATES... 7 V. CONCLUSION... 9 REFERENCES... 10
7 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure Page I Continuous Laminate I 2 Laminates A-F Modulus of Laminates A-F Compliance of Laminates A-F Engineering Constants for Laminates A-F Design Angle for Laminates A-F , Comparison of Q Values LIST OF TABLES Table Page 1 Modulus Components, A 4 42 Computation of V*... 8 vi
8 - ISECTION 1 INTRODUCTION One of the fundamental and frequently recurring optimization problems in fiber composite structure is the design of laminates subject to various inplane loading conditions, considering strength and stiffness. It is well understood that, in laminate designs, the most important design variables are ply orientation angle, ply thickness and volume fraction of fibers. Kicher and Chao [11 has considered an optimal laminate design problem, in which the ply thickness of preassign ply angle was considered as the only design variable under the minimum weight optimization criteria. Under this criteria the volume fraction of fiber is indirectly related to the ply thickness, but ply orientation angle is completely independent in the design and causes a serious difficulty in laminate optimization design. A new approach in the design of laminates was proposed in this report, which utilizes a first ply failure (FPF) criteria as the objective function in the design. Under the FPF criteria, the ply orientation angle is a very sensitive design variable and the optimal laminate designed has the most strength in the sense of first ply failure criteria. The design of various simple symmetric laminates (see Figure 2 for the descriptions of laminates A-F) of the composite material T300/5208 was carried out under the FPF criteria. The fraction of fiber content is constant and each ply has equal thickness throughout the laminate.
9 The design angles * of the laminate A-F are obtained under various loading conditions (N 1, N 2, N 6 ) and are presented in Figures In addition, the modulus, compliance and engineering constants of the laminate A-F are tabulated in terms of the ply design angle 0 and are presented in Figures It is interesting to compare the optimal design angle 0 with the corresponding modulus, compliance and engineering constants for these laminates. It is also noted that the FPF optimal criteria can be applied to the design of more general laminates but this requires very sophisticated computer optimization techniques. 2
10 SECTION II INPLANE STIFFNESS The composite laminates, having a symmetry of stacking sequence about the midplane surface, behave as a homogeneous anisotropic plate. The effective modulus of the composite laminates is simply the arithmetic average of the modulus of the constituent plies. The main stress strain relations for a composite laminate are, for modulus N 1 =A11c + A 1 2 c 2 + Al 6 C 6 N 2 =A21E: + A22e2 + A 2 6 e 6 (1) and for compliance N 6 = Arjej + A 62 c 2 + A 66-6 e = aj 1 N 1 + a 1 2 N 2 + a 16 N 6 2 = a2zni + a 2 2 N 2 + a 26 N 6 (2) C 6 = a 61 N 1 + a 6 2 N 2 + a 6 N 6 where N 1, N 2 and N 6 are stress resultants over the thickness h of the laminate and are defined by N i = a, dz, (i =1, 2, 6) (3) -h/2 and e. (i = 1, 2, 6) are inplane strain components, constant through the thickness. The modulus components Aij are given in the following table: 3
11 *1o Table 1 Modulus Components, Ai 1U 2 U 3 F1/ U A 22 /h U / 5 2 A 16 /h3 A 26 /h34 4 In which U.i (i=l, 2,...,5) are invariances given in Equation (3.15) of Tsai and Hahn 12] and V*h/ (cos2e. cos4e, sin2e, sin4e)dz (4) (1, 2, 3, 4) h I - h/2 The engineering constants for the laminate are defined as follows: P El= 1 /ha 1 0 E:' = I1/ha 66 (5) V21 = 21a1 The equation of approximate first ply failure surface (strain envelop) is given by =
12 (see Equation (7.102) of Tsai and Hahn [2]. Let us set Q = 1 + e + E:, (6) then FPF optimal criteria is to minimize the value of Q. The objective function Q has another meaning, mainly the value YFr is the norm or length of the strain vector (c 1,, E /,-). Hence, the FPF criteria S2 6 minimizing the value of Q is the equivalent to minimizing the norm of strain vector (E, E / -). The laminates that we have considered to design in this report are so simple that Q is a function of the design angle only for given loading conditions (N 1, N 2, N 6 ). 5
13 SECTION III CONTINUOUS LAMINATE It is interesting to consider a symmetric laminate whose ply orientation angle increases uniformly. We call this laminate a continuous laminate. If the ply orientation angle sweeps between -4 and, then is called the sweeping angle of a continuous laminate. The relation between laminate depth Z and ply angle e is given by (See Figure 1), Z h + 1 < e < (7) Note that a continuous laminate with one complete revolution of plies has the sweepina angle 0 = 900. The modulus and compliance of the continuous laminate for 00 < 0 < 900 are given in Figure 8 and 14. In FPF optimal design of the continuous laminate, the sweeping angle p is the only design variable for given loading conditions (N 1, N 2, N 6 ). 6
14 SECTION IV DESIGN OF LAMINATES In addition to the continuous laminate, various laminates such as angle ply laminate and angle ply laminate with additional plies of 0, 90, -45 or 45 degree orientations were considered for FPF optimal design. For simplicity, these laminates are named Laminate A, B... F, which are specified in Figure 2. The composite material that is used is T300/5208 and its invariants values (in GPa) are; I 1 = U2 = U 3 = = = Table 2 gives the expression of V* (i = 1, 2, 3, 4), where V* = V /h, for the Laminate A-F in terms of design angle It is clearly seen from Equation (1), (2) and (6) and Tables and 2 that Q =c + e2 +-f6 is a function of 0 and (Nj, N 2, N 6 ), and hence Q depends only on 4 if (Nj, N 2, N 6 ) are known values. Therefore under a given stress loading (Nj, N 2, N 6 ) the optimization problem is to find the value * so that Q = Q(4*) is the minimum among all values of Q = Q( ) for 0 < 4 <900. The stresses N 1, N 2, N 6 are normalized by the largest value so that 0 < N. < 1, i = 1, 2, 6. Accordingly, the laminate thickness h is set to be 1. The results of optimal design angle for Imainates A-F were presented in Figures The cases that N 1 = 1 and N 6 = 1 are considered for each Iminate. The case that N 2 = 1 is identical with that of N 1 = 1 if the laminate is rotated by 90 degrees. ) 7 Wil 11. I
15 Table 2 Computation of V* Ply * Laminate Orientation VV Angle A -,4)cos(2)) cos(4)) B~ 1 (c' cos(24))+1] 1I:2cos(40)+l 11 C -0,90,4 0 [2cos(24))-1] ~ '2cos(44))+11 D-0,0,90,o os2 1 [.Lcos (40))+11 E- ),-45,45,~ 0ycos(24) 1to(4)1 F Continuous 1 sin(24)) sin (4 0) Laminate 204 V =0, V =0 3 4 The comparison of Q values among the laminates A-F is given in Figure 30 and 31. in FPF criteria. The smaller the Q value the stronger the laminate When we apply our results of design angle 4) in actual laminate design, the thickness of laminate h should be adjusted to meet the original values of stress conditions (N 1, N 2, N 6). The computations were carried out by the computer CDC 660 at W right- Patterson Air Force Base. 8
16 *SECTION V CONCLUSIONS The first ply failure criteria is proposed in the composite laminate design. It is found that design angle * is very sensitive under this criteria and the results of design angle can be directly useful to laminate designers. Among the laminate A-F, laminate F performs overall the best in FPF criteria, and then followed by laminate B under maximum longitudinal stress and laminate E under maximum shear stress. $9
17 REFERENCES 1. T. P. Kicher and T. L. Chao, "Minimum Weight Design of Stiffened Fiber Composite Cylinders," Journal of Aircraft, Vol. 8, No. 7, July 1971, pp S. W. Tsai and H. T. Hahn, Introduction to Composite Materials, Technonic Publishing Co., Westport, CT 06880, July ; r I '*10
18 Z h: laminate thickness z ~ : sweeping angle 2 Z=( (5)+1 -~ 0 I FIGURE I CONTINUOUS LAMINATE
19 1. LAMINATE A: 2. LAMINATE B: Fo4,oAol 3. LAMINATE C: -09,l 4. LAMINATE D:[00, LAMINATE E: [-c-45,45,0i 6o. LAMINATE: F CONTINUOUS 2 2 LAMINATE FIGURE 2. LAMINATESA F 12
20 180. GPa )(/H + A(2 )/H Z x A(12 H A(66) FIGURE 3 MODULUS OF LAMINATE A 13
21 G Pa R(22)/H R( 12)/H Z A (66) /K FIGURE 4 MODULUS OF LAMINATE B 14
22 GPa R( 11)/H + R(22)/H x (12)/ * FIGURE 5 MODULUS OF LAMINATE C 15 ts A
23 GPa A 1)/H + A(2 )/H X R(12) H FIGURE 6 MODULUS OF LAMINATE D 16
24 I A( I I)/H + R(22)/H Z xa 12)/H A(6 )/H FIGURE 7 MODULUS OF LAMINATE E 17
25 G Pa x Z + A(22)/H A(12)/H A(66)/H , FIGURE 8 MODULUS OF LAMINATE F I' 18
26 (TPO)' 0( 11 )H + a(22)h 90. X a( 12)H Z a(66) FIGURE 9COMPLIANCE OF LAMINATE A 19
27 (TPa) a( 11 )H a(22)h 90. X a( 12)H Z 0(66)H FIGURE 10 COMPLIANCE OF LAMINATE B 20
28 (TP 0 )' a (22 )H 90. X (12) Z a(66)h 30.- FIGURE I I COMPLIANCE OF LAMINATE C 21
29 (TPa),' 0(ll)H + (1(22)H (12)H Z 0(66)H ISO FIGURE 12 COMPLIANCE OF LAMINATE D 22
30 (TPa)'V + a(22)1 *90.- X a( 12)H Z a(66)h 30.-.~ 1 FIGURE 13 COMPLIANCE OF LAMINATE E 23
31 150.- a( 11)H a(22)h 90.- x 12)H1 z a 6)H1 FIGURE 14 COMPLIANCE OF LAMINATE F 24
32 4 LAMINATE A + LAMINATE B x LAMINATE C Z LAMINATE 0 (D LAMINATE E 120. LAMINATE F
33 GPa 0 LAMINATE A + LAMINATE 8 X LAMINATE C FIGURE 16 ENGINEERING CONSTANT Eo 266
34 V 0 21 LAMINATE A + LAMINATE B x LAMINATE C Z LA ATED0 (D LAMIN E E 1. ~ LAMINA F 0.6- C,0.0 FIGURE 17 ENGINEERING CONSTANT V20 27
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46 ba,0 m 0 - o _ z >B o zz Z 0 z II N z ~ z z H m I b1-0) OD4 D 39
47 1W~~~ ~ 1-NI \N 6.4\ 13- AMINATEDN Q~e LAMINATE E 12 ~KMINATE F 12. N \**\ \\ NN 7s *1-6 ~N '40 es.
48 LAMINATE E 20 \ LAMINATE IF \N, LO \~N~s0.6 - %- 12 N NI 1. NN 10 N. 1 N LO N 2 FIGURE 31 COMPARISON OF 0 VALUES 41
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