Effects of fabric architectures on mechanical and damage behaviors in carbon/epoxy woven composites under multiaxial stress states

Volume: 90, Pages: 106657 - 106657
Published: Oct 1, 2020
Abstract
The mechanical properties and damage evolutions of carbon/epoxy woven fabric composites with three different fabric architectures, including one plain weave and two twill weave patterns, are experimentally investigated under multiaxial stress states. In particular, the effects of weave patterns are investigated by monotonic and cyclic off-axis tension tests. Both elastic modulus and strength degrade remarkably with increasing off-axis loading...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of fabric architectures on mechanical and damage behaviors in carbon/epoxy woven composites under multiaxial stress states
Published Date
Oct 1, 2020
Volume
90
Pages
106657 - 106657
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