Original paper
Slow-growth damage tolerance for fatigue after impact in FRP composites: Why current research won’t get us there
Abstract
Impact damage in CFRP structures is currently managed using the ‘no-growth’ concept, meaning that damage is not allowed to grow under fatigue loading. This requires that stresses in the material are kept below the fatigue limit, imposing a significant weight penalty. A ‘slow-growth’ concept would allow more efficient structural designs, but several knowledge gaps need to be addressed before this is possible. These gaps exist in three main areas:...
Paper Details
Title
Slow-growth damage tolerance for fatigue after impact in FRP composites: Why current research won’t get us there
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Volume
28
Pages
726 - 733
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