Search for dissertations about: "composite methodology"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 77 swedish dissertations containing the words composite methodology.
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6. Micro-cracking and delaminations of composite laminates under tensile quasi-static and cyclic loading
Abstract : Aerospace industry is devoted to improving the aircraft performance while reducing its weight and limiting the emissions. Part of this objective can be accomplished with the use of high-performance long fibre reinforced polymer laminated composites. READ MORE
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7. Transverse cracking in cross-ply composites during static and fatigue loading at different temperatures
Abstract : Polymer composite laminates are preferred in many load bearing applications for its tailorable mechanical properties while offering light-weight solution, corrosive resistance etc. Hence, polymer composites are attractive material choice for aircraft manufacturers to reduce weight and emissions. READ MORE
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8. Damage evolution in laminates with manufacturing defects
Abstract : In this thesis, experimental investigations and theoretical studies on the stochastic matrix cracking evolution under static loading in composite laminates with manufacturing defects are presented. The presented work demonstrates a methodology that accounts for the statistically distributed defects in damage mechanics models for the assessment of the integrity of composites and for the structural design of composites. READ MORE
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9. Material characterisation for crash modelling of composites
Abstract : The transport industry must find solutions to reduce its impact on climate change. A promising way to reduce the weight of vehicles and therefore to reduce the CO2 emissions is to introduce components made of lightweight composite materials, in particular carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRPs). READ MORE
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10. Modeling the mechanical performance of natural fiber composites
Abstract : Due to environmental concerns the interest in use of renewable and recyclable materials has dramatically increased over the recent years. Wood and other lignocellulosic fiber reinforced polymers have large potential as structural materials due to the high specific stiffness, high specific strength and high aspect ratio of the fibers. READ MORE