Delamination Growth in a Laminate with a Postbuckled Edge Delamination

WS Johnson; JE Masters; TK O'Brien; JD Whitcomb

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Delamination Growth in a Laminate with a Postbuckled Edge Delamination

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1991 English Publisher:ASTM InternationalJournal:Journal of Composites Technology and Research, volume 13, page 175 (issn: 0884-6804,

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Authors: WS Johnson; JE Masters; TK O'Brien; JD Whitcomb;

doi: 10.1520/ctr10223j

Delamination Growth in a Laminate with a Postbuckled Edge Delamination

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Although there have been numerous studies of edge delamination growth as a result of tensile loads, edge delamination growth as a result of compressive loads that cause local buckling has not been addressed. This paper discusses the potential for delamination growth in terms of calculated strain-energy release rates. These predictions are compared qualitatively with experimental results.

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