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Main Authors: Shaoqing Wang, Yanmei Qiao, Yaqin Song, Zhilin Zhai, Guangbao Yang, Anfu Guo, Peng Qu, Guangxue Wang, Weigang Wang
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Published: Wiley 2024
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Online Access:https://4spepublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pc.28821
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author Shaoqing Wang
Yanmei Qiao
Yaqin Song
Zhilin Zhai
Guangbao Yang
Anfu Guo
Peng Qu
Guangxue Wang
Weigang Wang
author_facet Shaoqing Wang
Yanmei Qiao
Yaqin Song
Zhilin Zhai
Guangbao Yang
Anfu Guo
Peng Qu
Guangxue Wang
Weigang Wang
Shaoqing Wang
Yanmei Qiao
Yaqin Song
Zhilin Zhai
Guangbao Yang
Anfu Guo
Peng Qu
Guangxue Wang
Weigang Wang
collection Wiley Open Access
contents Buckling analysis of hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich panels with varying numbers of polyurethane cores Shaoqing Wang Yanmei Qiao Yaqin Song Zhilin Zhai Guangbao Yang Anfu Guo Peng Qu Guangxue Wang Weigang Wang Polymer Composites Abstract Hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich panels with multi‐layer polyurethane cores are widely applied in aerospace, automotive, construction, and shipbuilding industries. This study aims to investigate the buckling performance of composite structures with varying numbers of polyurethane cores. To achieve this, the buckling loads of these structures are determined using an energy method, microscopic mechanics method, and the first‐order zigzag kinematic model. The accuracy of the equation employed in the algorithm is validated using the finite element method. Additionally, we conduct a parametric analysis to examine the influence of various parameters on the buckling performance of the structures. The results indicate that an effective strategy for improving the critical buckling loads of the hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich plate involves strategically placing fibers and matrix materials with higher elastic modulus on the skin layer. Moreover, the critical buckling load is notably influenced by the number and positioning of polyurethane layers, as well as the fiber content. Highlights An analytical model is established to predict the buckling behavior. The correctness of the model was verified using the finite element method. Effects of structural parameters on buckling performance were investigated. 10.1002/pc.28821 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor
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spellingShingle Buckling analysis of hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich panels with varying numbers of polyurethane cores
Shaoqing Wang
Yanmei Qiao
Yaqin Song
Zhilin Zhai
Guangbao Yang
Anfu Guo
Peng Qu
Guangxue Wang
Weigang Wang
Polymer Composites
Buckling analysis of hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich panels with varying numbers of polyurethane cores Shaoqing Wang Yanmei Qiao Yaqin Song Zhilin Zhai Guangbao Yang Anfu Guo Peng Qu Guangxue Wang Weigang Wang Polymer Composites Abstract Hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich panels with multi‐layer polyurethane cores are widely applied in aerospace, automotive, construction, and shipbuilding industries. This study aims to investigate the buckling performance of composite structures with varying numbers of polyurethane cores. To achieve this, the buckling loads of these structures are determined using an energy method, microscopic mechanics method, and the first‐order zigzag kinematic model. The accuracy of the equation employed in the algorithm is validated using the finite element method. Additionally, we conduct a parametric analysis to examine the influence of various parameters on the buckling performance of the structures. The results indicate that an effective strategy for improving the critical buckling loads of the hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich plate involves strategically placing fibers and matrix materials with higher elastic modulus on the skin layer. Moreover, the critical buckling load is notably influenced by the number and positioning of polyurethane layers, as well as the fiber content. Highlights An analytical model is established to predict the buckling behavior. The correctness of the model was verified using the finite element method. Effects of structural parameters on buckling performance were investigated. 10.1002/pc.28821 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor
title Buckling analysis of hybrid fiber‐reinforced composite sandwich panels with varying numbers of polyurethane cores
topic Polymer Composites
url https://4spepublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pc.28821