This research presents results obtained from numerical analysis of a circular composite plate under impact of drop hammer and internal pressure load simultaneously. Influence of reinforced orientationangles of the multi-layer composite plate with fixed boundary conditions on displacements and axial stresses along the radius direction was studied. Employing ABAQUS software results for reinforcedorientation angles of [0/90/0]s, [0/45/60]s, [0/45/90]s, [0/30/60]s, [0/30/75]s, [0/15/30/60/75/90],[0/45/90/90/-45/0] are compared. Finding indicated that the reinforcedorientation angles have considerable effect on the axial stresses changing from compressive to tensile stresses. [0/45/90/90/-45/0]s showed the minimum displacements and axial stresses.
Due to significant amount of applications in industries, composite materials and structures are subjected to many different types of loading. One of the most common types of these loading is radial patch loading. Due to the complexity, calculation of radial shell deflection is the main character of the cylinder behavior when subjected to patch loading. The aim of this study is to investigate the mechanical behavior of composite cylindrical shell subjected to radial patch loading. The radial deflection of the laminated shell is investigated in detail where analytical and finite element methods (FEM) are used. The results through both approaches are compared to validate the accuracy of the analytical method. This is followed by a parametric study to determine the effect of some operation parameters on radial displacement. The results show close agreement between the analytical and numerical methods.
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