Kirchhoff Hypothesis. MER452: Composite Materials

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Kirchhff Hpthesis MER45: Cmpsite Materials 1

Cmpsite Design Eperimental Data STRUCTURE CONSTITUENTS COMPOSITE Micr Mechanics STRUCTURAL ELEMENT ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE Finite Element Analsis E E G

Classical Laminatin Ther The influence f fiber directin stacking arrangements material prperties and mre n structural respnse 3

Laminate Crdinate Sstem Laminate thickness H Laer thickness h nt all laers same h k th laer - h k -ais dwnward frm gemetric midplane can be between laers can be within a laer Fiber angles identified relative t ais 4

Laminate Nmenclature 45 / 45 / 45 / 0 45 / 0 / 45 / 0 / 0 / s 45 / 45 / 45 45 T T Laer 1 is the mst - Laer N is the mst + T categrie a laminate as smmetric a mirrr abut the gemetric midplane material prperties fiber rientatin thickness f laer 5

The Kirchhff Hpthesis Mid 1800 s simplified analsis Beams plates shells metal wd cncrete and ther materials 6

Initiall Flat Laminated Plate Acted Upn b Varius Lads Lads applied mments M distributed lads q inplane lads N pint lads P Multiple laers f fiber reinfrced material Fibers parallel t the plane f the plate Laers are perfectl bnded 7

Defrmatin f Lines Nrmal t Gemetric Midplane Befre defrmatin are straight Despite the defrmatins caused b the applied lads line AA remains straight and nrmal t the defrmed gemetric midplane and des nt change length 8

Cnsequences f Kirchhff Hpthesis 9

Implicatins f the Kichhff Hpthesis in X-Z Plane N thrugh-thickness strain Small defrmatins Tw cmpnents f translatin u in directin hrintal translatin w in directin vertical translatin One cmpnent f rtatin abut -ais w 10

Resulting Displacement Field in XZ plane u u w w w 11

Resulting Displacement Field in YZ plane v v w w w 1

1-D Strain-Displacement 13

-D Strain-Displacement 14

Strain-Displacement Relatins frm Ther f Elasticit u v u v v w w w u 15

16 Laminate Strains w u v u v w w u w w w v w w w w v v w u u ) ( 0 0 0 ) ( ) (

Laminate Strains Cmpsed f Tw Parts Etensinal Stain f the Reference Surface Curvature f the Reference Surface inverse f the radius f curvature invlves mre than just secnd derivative Fr small strains secnd derivative and curvature identical 17

18 Strain Ntatin w u v w v w u

Laminate Strains using Revised Ntatin 0 0 0 The and are er because the Kirchhff hpthesis assumes that lines perpendicular t the reference surface befre defrmatin remain perpendicular after the defrmatin; right angles in the thickness directin d nt change when the laminate defrms 19

0 Laminate Stresses 66 6 1 6 1 16 1 11 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q

[0/90] s Laminate Aial 1000 Laminate Stress & Strain 1

[0/90] s Laminate Aial 1000 Material Stress & Strain

Aluminum Aial 1000 3

[0/90] s Laminate 3.33 m -1 Laminate Stress & Strain 4

[0/90] s Laminate 3.33 m -1 Material Stress & Strain 5

Aluminum 3.33 m -1 6

Anticlastic Curvature [0/90] s =3.33m -1 7

Anticlastic Curvature [0/90] s =3.33m -1 0 3.33m 0 0 0 0 1 8

Anticlastic Curvature [0/90] s ε =0.1mm mm 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 9

30 Stress Resultants / / / / / / / / / / / / H H H H H H H H H H H H d M d N d M d N d M d N

[0/90] s Laminate Aial 1000 Laminate Stress & Strain 31

[0/90] s Laminate Aial 1000 Material Stress & Strain 3

[0/90] s Laminate Aial 1000 Stress Resultants and Defrmatin 33

[0/90] s Laminate 3.33 m -1 Laminate Stress & Strain 34

[0/90] s Laminate 3.33 m -1 Material Stress & Strain 35

[0/90] s Laminate 3.33 m -1 Stress Resultants and Defrmatin 36

Aluminum 3.33 m -1 37