Progressive damage modeling and optimization of fibrous composites under ballistic impact loading

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Dhari, RS
Patel, NP
Wang, H
Hazell, PJ
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2019
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Failure prediction modeling and optimization of composite structure under impact loading is reported in the paper. A methodology is presented to optimize the composite laminate subjected to impact loading considering fiber arrangement as a design variable and residual velocity as an objective function. The fitness function is evaluated using ABAQUS/Explicit that works on the continuum damage mechanics model. The damage behavior of composites obtained through this model is validated with simulation and experiments. The results show a substantial impact of fiber arrangement on residual velocity, penetration, energy absorption capacity and ballistic limit of the plate.

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Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures

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Dhari, RS; Patel, NP; Wang, H; Hazell, PJ, Progressive damage modeling and optimization of fibrous composites under ballistic impact loading, Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, 2019

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