Buckling of helically wound composite cylinders under uniform external pressure

Zuo, Xinlong; Zhang, Jian; Tang, Wenxian; Zhan, Ming; Li, Yongsheng

doi:10.1080/17445302.2023.2169065

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“…Guan et al 12 studied the buckling behavior of carbon fiber CCS by using experimental and simulation methods, focusing on the influence of length‐diameter ratio, layering Angle and geometric defects on buckling. Zuo et al 13 studied the buckling characteristics of spiral CCS. The results show that Riks method can reasonably predict the failure mode of cylindrical shells.…”

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Research progress of composite cylindrical shells

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Zhao,

Pan

et al. 2023

Polymer Composites

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Composite cylindrical shell (CCS) structure are a number of engineering applications in aerospace, civil engineering, ordnance industry, sports equipment and other fields because of their excellent mechanical properties, low density and strong design. In this study, the classification, preparation technology and mechanical test of CCS are summarized. The research on the axial compression strength of CCS is reviewed. The theory of axial compression elasticity and the strength criterion of orthotropic composite materials are analyzed, and the strength criterion is compared. Finally, the basic theory of instability and buckling is deeply analyzed, and the stability theory of CCS is analyzed in detail. In order to provide a new reference for future scientific research and engineering application, the research difficulties are given in the conclusion, and the future research direction is predicted.Highlights Comparing and analyzing the classification, preparation technology and mechanical properties of composite cylindrical shells (CCS) comprehensively. Summarizing and analyzing the axial compression strength of CCS in depth, and analyzing the theory of axial compression elasticity and the strength criterion of orthotropic composite materials thoroughly. Analyzing the basic theory of instability and buckling in depth, and analyzing the stability theory of CCS in detail. Giving the research difficulty of composite cylindrical shell, and predicting the future development direction of CCS.

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confidence: 99%