School / Prep
ENSMAC
Internal code
PS7MKCMP
Description
Mathematical formalism for the representation of elasticity tensors in anisotropy
Design of composite material structures (stiffness and/or strength properties)
Teaching hours
- CIIntegrated Courses17h
Mandatory prerequisites
Mechanics of deformable solids
Syllabus
Introduction
Definition of a composite material
Manufacturing processes
Application examples
Ply scale
Anisotropy and representation methods
Hooke's law for anisotropic materials
Tensor notations, Voigt and Pedersen notations
Physical significance of elastic components
Elastic symmetries, 3D reference frame rotation
The plane state of stress
Invariant representations : Tsai and Pagano parameters, polar parameters
Heterogeneity and homogenization of elastic properties
Representative elementary volume
Law of mixtures
Reuss and Voigt bounds
Hashin and Shtrikman model
Halpin and Tsai model
Contiguity equations
Strength criteria for anisotropic materials
Maximum stress
Maximum strain
Tsai-Hill
Hoffman
Tsai-Wu
Hashin
Puck
Laminate scaling
The classical theory of laminates
The kinematic model
The fundamental law of laminates, inversion of the law
Elastic moduli of the equivalent monolayer
Thermo-elastic behavior
The case of identical-layer laminates
The use of invariant representations
Types of laminates used in industrial applications
Decoupled
balanced
Angle-ply
Cross-ply
Quasi-isotropic
Isotropic
Quasi-homogeneous
Calculation of shear stresses
Free edge stresses
Reissner- theoryMindlin theory
Higher-order theories
Pagano's 3D theory
Classical laminate design
Laminate parameters
Miki's method
Stiffness design
Strength design
Numerical approaches
Optimal laminate design
Formulation of the laminate design problem as an optimization problem
The different approaches : direct and two-stage (multiscale) formulation
Optimal design in stiffness
Use of the polar method to formulate/solve the stiffness optimization problem
Analytical solution for an orthotropic plate
Optimal design in strength
Invariant formulation of strength criteria with the polar method
Formulation of the strength optimization problem
Analytical solution for an orthotropic plate
Further information
Inorganic Chemistry and Materials
Assessment of knowledge
Initial assessment / Main session - Tests
Type of assessment | Type of test | Duration (in minutes) | Number of tests | Test coefficient | Eliminatory mark in the test | Remarks |
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Final inspection | Written | 120 | 1 |
Second chance / Catch-up session - Tests
Type of assessment | Type of test | Duration (in minutes) | Number of tests | Test coefficient | Eliminatory mark in the test | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Final test | Written | 120 | 1 |