Titlebook: Analysis of Failure in Fiber Polymer Laminates; The Theory of Alfred Martin Knops Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 composit

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,Puck’s action plane fracture criteria,s exposure. In addition the fracture angle is calculated. With this additional information the differentiation between tolerable and non-tolerable IFF becomes possible. The IFF-criteria are first explained in their general 3D-formulation. The mathematical derivation is made step by step and easy to

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Experimental work,ps independent of the position of the cracked layer within the laminate. The curves can also be used to verify or calibrate other degradation models. The degradation curves are in general valid as long as the effected layer is not under transverse compression (as long as σ. ≥0). Under compression, t

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Concluding remarks, Moreover, for all parameters, reasonable values are given here. In other words, the user does not have to determine all parameters himself, but can use default values. As a conclusion I want to quote Alfred Puck saying that there is for sure no deficit of good theories, but instead a very obvious d

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Digitalisierung und Wirtschaftsf?rderungber Fracture (IFF) are tolerable for many applications. For fracture analysis this means that not only Fiber Fracture (FF) and Inter Fiber Fracture (IFF) have to be clearly distinguished by the used criteria, but also the mode of IFF (including the angle of the fracture plane) must be available as a result of the fracture analysis.

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Ausgangssituation und Perspektiven, the gradual failure analysis (fracture mechanics, damage mechanics and phenomenological models) are discussed briefly at the beginning of the chapter. Puck’s degradation models are then presented in more detail. Finally the implementation of Puck’s theory in a software code is described in detail.

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Analysis of the gradual failure process, the gradual failure analysis (fracture mechanics, damage mechanics and phenomenological models) are discussed briefly at the beginning of the chapter. Puck’s degradation models are then presented in more detail. Finally the implementation of Puck’s theory in a software code is described in detail.