Review of damages prediction in a composite material at low velocity impact

Khathyri Fatima; ElkiheL Bachir; Delaunois Fabienne

doi:10.30574/gjeta.2019.1.1.0007

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Review of damages prediction in a composite material at low velocity impact

Khathyri Fatima ^{1, *}, ElkiheL Bachir ¹and Delaunois Fabienne ²

1 Laboratory of Industrial Engineering, Maintenance and Mechanical Production, ENSAO, Oujda, Morocco.

2 Laboratory of Metallurgy, University of Mons, Metallurgy Service, Mons, Belgium.

Research Article

Global Journal of Engineering and Technology Advances, 2019, 01(01), 027-042.

Article DOI: 10.30574/gjeta.2019.1.1.0007

DOI url: https://doi.org/10.30574/gjeta.2019.1.1.0007

Publication history

Received on 29 October 2019; revised on 29 November 2019; accepted on 05 December 2019

Abstract

The numerical prediction of composite material damages remains a strong tool that develops day by day. Several numerical models have been developed in the literature for simulating the progressive damage. In this paper the most used low velocity impacts numerical methods available in the literature are reviewed. First the various damage mechanisms of laminated composite materials are described. Then, different damages modelling are presented, from the onset to the final rupture. Finally, some results of the finite element model (FEM) are reported.

Keywords

Analytical prediction; Composite material; Low velocity impact; FEM; Damage mechanisms

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Khathyri Fatima, ElkiheL Bachir and Delaunois Fabienne. Review of damages prediction in a composite material at low velocity impact. Global Journal of Engineering and Technology Advances, 2019, 1(1), 027-042. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/gjeta.2019.1.1.0007

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