复合材料第六章课件.pptx

Chapter 6 Classical lamination theory : the Kirchhoff hypothesis;;; Fibers reinforced materials are most frequently used by employing multiple layers of material to form a laminate. Following instructions: 1. Each layer may have a different fiber orientation. 2. Some layers may use graphite fibers ,while others may use glass fibers. 3. The number of layers that make up laminates may be different. 4. There are differences in fiber angles and the arrangement of layers. ;background;The number of variables that can be changed in laminates, as well as the number of responses, is immense.;Laminate nomenclature;Laminate nomenclature;essentials;;;The Kirchhoff hypothesis: ;;;We should stress that no mention has been made of material properties. If we accept the validity of the Kirchhoff hypothesis, then we assume that it is valid for the wide range of material properties that are available with fiber-reinforced composite material.;The displacements of an arbitrary point P with coordinate(x, y, z) is given by :;;strains;strains;strains;;stresses; The issue is the determination of the stresses and strains in the principal material system of the individual layers. Taking into account the failure of fiber-reinforced materials, we employ the transformation relations for stress and strain of chapter 5. they are reproduced here as :;制作：课件六组