Panel flutter analysis of nano-hybrid laminated composite quadrilateral plates presuming curvilinear fibers
Panel flutter analysis of nano-hybrid laminated composite quadrilateral plates presuming curvilinear fibers
In the present article, the panel flutter behavior of nanocomposite hybrid laminated quadrilateral panel is studied. A three-phase carbon-nanotube (CNT)/polymer/fiber laminated composite is considered where the probable agglomeration of the CNT phase in the nano-matrix mixture is also addressed. Diverse use of fiber phase material in different plies is assumed in the context of hybrid laminated composite. A combination of nanocomposite polymer matrix, tow-steered curvilinear reinforcing fibers within the plies, and hybrid multi-material laminate is considered. The panel flutter behavior of the arbitrary quadrilateral hybrid laminated nanocomposite plate is formulated by a non-uniform rational B-splines-type isogeometric analysis method based on the first-order shear deformation plate theory. The nonideal mixture of the nanocomposite is also concerned about through applying a micromechanics approach. Representative results are obtained and compared with those available in the literature to demonstrate the quality of the proposed formulation. The effects of different parameters including the layup, mixture quality, boundary condition, geometry, and flow direction on the flutter behavior are investigated by performing parametric studies.
agglomeration, hybrid composite, nanocomposite, panel flutter, Quadrilateral plate, tow-steered fibers
8198-8215
Fazilati, Jamshid
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Khalafi, Vahid
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Jalalvand, Meisam
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Fazilati, Jamshid
51bcf482-2828-4c52-96a8-4219fd7c39c1
Khalafi, Vahid
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Jalalvand, Meisam
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Fazilati, Jamshid, Khalafi, Vahid and Jalalvand, Meisam
(2024)
Panel flutter analysis of nano-hybrid laminated composite quadrilateral plates presuming curvilinear fibers.
Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines, 52 (10), .
(doi:10.1080/15397734.2024.2316870).
Abstract
In the present article, the panel flutter behavior of nanocomposite hybrid laminated quadrilateral panel is studied. A three-phase carbon-nanotube (CNT)/polymer/fiber laminated composite is considered where the probable agglomeration of the CNT phase in the nano-matrix mixture is also addressed. Diverse use of fiber phase material in different plies is assumed in the context of hybrid laminated composite. A combination of nanocomposite polymer matrix, tow-steered curvilinear reinforcing fibers within the plies, and hybrid multi-material laminate is considered. The panel flutter behavior of the arbitrary quadrilateral hybrid laminated nanocomposite plate is formulated by a non-uniform rational B-splines-type isogeometric analysis method based on the first-order shear deformation plate theory. The nonideal mixture of the nanocomposite is also concerned about through applying a micromechanics approach. Representative results are obtained and compared with those available in the literature to demonstrate the quality of the proposed formulation. The effects of different parameters including the layup, mixture quality, boundary condition, geometry, and flow direction on the flutter behavior are investigated by performing parametric studies.
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Accepted/In Press date: 5 February 2024
e-pub ahead of print date: 22 February 2024
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agglomeration, hybrid composite, nanocomposite, panel flutter, Quadrilateral plate, tow-steered fibers
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