On the transverse cracking and longitudinal splitting behaviour of glass and carbon fibre reinforced epoxy cross ply laminates and the effect of Poisson and thermally generated strain

Volume: 366, Issue: 1727, Pages: 599 - 623
Published: Jul 26, 1979
Abstract
90° cross ply epoxy resin laminates reinforced with either glass or carbon fibres were tested in tension as a function of ply thickness. Transverse cracking of the 90° plies and longitudinal splitting of the 0° plies has been observed and the experimental strains recorded. Energetics arguments have been presented which explain this behaviour and permit experimental ply cracking strains to be estimated. The effects of thermal strains generated...
Paper Details
Title
On the transverse cracking and longitudinal splitting behaviour of glass and carbon fibre reinforced epoxy cross ply laminates and the effect of Poisson and thermally generated strain
Published Date
Jul 26, 1979
Volume
366
Issue
1727
Pages
599 - 623
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