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On the objectivity of the nonlinear along-fibre shear stress–strain relationship for unidirectionally fibre-reinforced composites

On the objectivity of the nonlinear along-fibre shear stress–strain relationship for unidirectionally fibre-reinforced composites
On the objectivity of the nonlinear along-fibre shear stress–strain relationship for unidirectionally fibre-reinforced composites

The nonlinear along-fibre shear stress–strain relationship for unidirectionally fibre-reinforced composites has been investigated in this paper aiming at its applications in general 3D stress conditions in a consistent manner. So far, such relationship has only been addressed in plane stress conditions. In this paper, it has been shown that its straightforward generalisation to 3D stress states lacks objectivity, which is a basic requirement for all theoretical studies of physical problems. A new formulation is proposed based on the stress invariants and the complementary strain energy guided by the rational theoretical framework of nonlinear elasticity. A consistent and objective stress–strain relationship has been obtained and verified through an example of application to a torsion problem.

3D stresses, Nonlinear shear, Objectivity, Tangential stiffness, Torsion, UD composites
0022-0833
Li, Shuguang
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Xu, Mingming
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Yan, Shibo
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Sitnikova, Elena
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Li, Shuguang
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Xu, Mingming
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Yan, Shibo
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Sitnikova, Elena
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Li, Shuguang, Xu, Mingming, Yan, Shibo and Sitnikova, Elena (2021) On the objectivity of the nonlinear along-fibre shear stress–strain relationship for unidirectionally fibre-reinforced composites. Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 127 (1), [17]. (doi:10.1007/s10665-021-10098-3).

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Abstract

The nonlinear along-fibre shear stress–strain relationship for unidirectionally fibre-reinforced composites has been investigated in this paper aiming at its applications in general 3D stress conditions in a consistent manner. So far, such relationship has only been addressed in plane stress conditions. In this paper, it has been shown that its straightforward generalisation to 3D stress states lacks objectivity, which is a basic requirement for all theoretical studies of physical problems. A new formulation is proposed based on the stress invariants and the complementary strain energy guided by the rational theoretical framework of nonlinear elasticity. A consistent and objective stress–strain relationship has been obtained and verified through an example of application to a torsion problem.

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Accepted/In Press date: 23 January 2021
e-pub ahead of print date: 14 March 2021
Additional Information: Publisher Copyright: © 2021, The Author(s).
Keywords: 3D stresses, Nonlinear shear, Objectivity, Tangential stiffness, Torsion, UD composites

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Local EPrints ID: 497750
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/497750
ISSN: 0022-0833
PURE UUID: e5642f4c-452c-4f81-b7b9-0f510f28e39e
ORCID for Elena Sitnikova: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-6869-6751

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Date deposited: 30 Jan 2025 17:51
Last modified: 31 Jan 2025 03:15

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Author: Shuguang Li
Author: Mingming Xu
Author: Shibo Yan
Author: Elena Sitnikova ORCID iD

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