Effect of Thermal Residual Stresses on Buckling and Post-Buckling Properties of Laminated Composites Perimetrally Reinforced
AUTOR(ES)
Sánchez Cruz, Martha L., Carrillo, Julián, Almeida, Sergio F. Muller de
FONTE
Lat. Am. j. solids struct.
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2016-03
RESUMO
Abstract Several mechanical properties can be affected by the occurrence of residual stresses due to curing, and their effects are more pronounced in laminated composites. The effect of the thermal residual stresses on the buckling and post-buckling properties of perimetrally reinforced laminated composites is experimentally characterized. Carbon/epoxy laminates were prepared using two different techniques. One group of laminates was prepared by co-curing the reinforcement at 177 °C. The second group of laminates was prepared by secondary bonding of the reinforcement to the laminate at room temperature (22°C). Topogrammetry equipment was utilized in order to determine the buckling and post-buckling properties of these two groups of laminates. A numerical model was achieved using commercial software for comparison with the experimental results. Suitable accuracy was observed when comparing experimental and numerical results. The co-cured laminates developed considerably higher critical load for buckling values than those obtained for laminates produced with secondary bonding at room temperature. The experimental and numerical results of this study demonstrate the importance of curing-induced thermal residual stresses on the mechanical behavior of laminate composites.
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