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Fiber Fracture Mechanics of Composite Laminates

Authors: Christophe BOUVET, Benoit VIEILLE

Publication date: March 10, 2020, Review date: October 1, 2020

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2. Physics of translaminar fracture in composites

A composite laminate is generally made up of UD (figure 14 ) or woven (figure 16) plies stacked to achieve the required thickness. Take, for example, T700/M21 carbon/epoxy UD, one of the structural materials most widely used by Airbus in the manufacture of the A350. The reference T700 refers to a 7 μm diameter carbon fiber manufactured by Toray ® and M21 to an epoxy resin reference manufactured by Hexcel ®

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