Article | REF: BM5080 V2

Structures in laminated composite materials

Authors: Bruno CASTANIÉ, Christophe BOUVET, Didier GUEDRA-DEGEORGES

Publication date: October 10, 2013

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4. Multilayer plates

4.1 Presentation

  • Thin structures

    By superimposing layers in which the fibers are oriented along preferential directions, it is possible to withstand complex in-plane forces. On the other hand, forces acting perpendicularly to the plane of the fibers can only be absorbed by the matrix (composites with transverse reinforcements such as nails or seams are not considered here). Structures for which the use of composites is very interesting are thin structures (the thickness is small compared to the characteristic dimensions of the structure).

    The most common examples are plates, thin shells and thin-section beams (tube, I-section, L-section, etc.). All these structures can be considered as an assembly of plates....

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