Analysis of fibre wrinkling during squeezing flows of fibre-reinforced composites (Q1321018)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 561437
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 561437 |
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Analysis of fibre wrinkling during squeezing flows of fibre-reinforced composites (English)
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8 May 1994
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An analysis of the stability of squeezing flows between flat plates (consolidation flows) of viscous liquids reinforced by continuous fibres is presented. The ideal linear fibre-reinforced fluid model is used to model the composite as an incompressible Newtonian fluid reinforced with inextensible fibres. The development of small fibre wrinkles initially present in the preimpregnated plies is analyzed using linear stability theory.
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two perturbation modes
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consolidation flows
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ideal linear fibre- reinforced fluid
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inextensible fibres
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linear stability theory
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