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    This document outlines six failure modes for composite materials and the equations used to determine if failure occurs for each mode. The six failure modes are: 1) tensile fiber failure, 2) compressive fiber failure, 3) tensile matrix failure, 4) compressive matrix failure, 5) interlaminar tensile failure, and 6) interlaminar compressive failure. Each failure mode has an equation that uses the material's stress components and strength properties to calculate a value that indicates if failure occurs when greater than one or does not occur when less than one. The document also defines the stress and strength terms used in the equations.

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    This document outlines six failure modes for composite materials and the equations used to determine if failure occurs for each mode. The six failure modes are: 1) tensile fiber failure, 2) compressive fiber failure, 3) tensile matrix failure, 4) compressive matrix failure, 5) interlaminar tensile failure, and 6) interlaminar compressive failure. Each failure mode has an equation that uses the material's stress components and strength properties to calculate a value that indicates if failure occurs when greater than one or does not occur when less than one. The document also defines the stress and strength terms used in the equations.

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    This document outlines six failure modes for composite materials and the equations used to determine if failure occurs for each mode. The six failure modes are: 1) tensile fiber failure, 2) compressive fiber failure, 3) tensile matrix failure, 4) compressive matrix failure, 5) interlaminar tensile failure, and 6) interlaminar compressive failure. Each failure mode has an equation that uses the material's stress components and strength properties to calculate a value that indicates if failure occurs when greater than one or does not occur when less than one. The document also defines the stress and strength terms used in the equations.

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    Table 1: Material property degradation rules:()property to be degraded, (-)unaffected property

    Failure Mode
    Exx Eyy Ezz Gxy Gyz Gxz xy yz xz
    Tensile matrix mode

    Tensile fiber mode

    Compressive matrix mode

    Compressive fiber mode

    More than one failure mode

    1. Tensile fiber failure for xx 0


    

    xx
    XT

    2

    2 + 2
    xy
    xz
    +
    =
    2
    Sxy

    1 f ailure
    < 1 nof ailure

    2. Compressive fiber failure for xx < 0


    

    xx
    XC

    2

    1 f ailure
    < 1 nof ailure

    3. Tensile matrix failure for yy + zz 0


    2 + 2
    2
    xy
    (xx + zz )2 yz
    yy zz
    xz
    +
    =
    +
    2
    2
    Syz
    Sxy
    YT2

    1 f ailure
    < 1 nof ailure

    4. Compressive matrix failure for yy + zz < 0

    YC

    2Syz

    !2

    2
    2
    2
    (xx + zz )2 yz
    yy + zz
    yy zz xy + xz
    +
    +
    +
    =
    1
    2
    2
    2
    YC
    4Syz
    Syz
    Sxy

    1 f ailure
    < 1 nof ailure

    5. Interlaminar tensile failure for zz 0


    

    zz
    ZT

    2

    1 f ailure
    < 1 nof ailure

    6. Interlaminar compression failure for zz < 0


    

    zz
    ZT

    2

    1 f ailure
    < 1 nof ailure

    where, ij denote the stress components and the tensile and compressive allowable strengths for
    lamina are denoted by subscripts T and C, respectively. XT , YT , ZT denote the allowable tensile
    strengths in three respective material directions. Similarly, XC , YC , ZC denote the allowable
    compressive strengths in three respective material directions. Further, Sxy , Syz , Sxz denote
    allowable shear strengths in the respective principal material direrctions.

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