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A multiscale homogenization iterative algorithm of 2D orthogonal prepreg carbon/aramid/epoxy woven-ply

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An orthogonal mixture woven composites with aramid yarns and carbon yarns are investigated in this work. A dual-scale computational homogenization algorithm is also proposed to address the cross-scale numerical problems.… Click to show full abstract

An orthogonal mixture woven composites with aramid yarns and carbon yarns are investigated in this work. A dual-scale computational homogenization algorithm is also proposed to address the cross-scale numerical problems. Models and methods for mesoscale and macroscale are illustrated separately. Two types of meso-structures are selected for comparison, which are termed as representative unit cell (RUC) and equivalent cross-ply laminate (ECPL), and the corresponding macro-structures are referred to as RUCs and equivalent cross-ply laminate plain-woven composites (ECPL-PWC). The key finds clarified that the ECPL-PWC takes more computational expenses compared with the RUCs, but the RUCs is in acceptable agreement with testing results, as well as the evaluation results of the ECPL-PWC would obtain very satisfactory accuracy through minor numerical adjustments. The final finite element damage results reveals that the RUCs is more accurate for local damage assessment, while the ECPL-PWC is better for global damage analysis.

Keywords: carbon; multiscale homogenization; iterative algorithm; homogenization iterative; ecpl pwc

Journal Title: Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials
Year Published: 2023

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