Titlebook: Continuum Theory of the Mechanics of Fibre-Reinforced Composites; A. J. M. Spencer Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Wien 1984 Mechanics.condensed

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Einleitung: Ein Spannungsdreieck,ady disturbances are commonly represented as superpositions of plane harmonic waves. A study of such waves reveals many important directional properties of the carrying medium — and the existence of an imaginary propagation speed is frequently taken to imply instability. For strongly anisotropic sol

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Verfassungsgericht, Regierung und Oppositiontortion but high resistance to stretching. The theory is a continuum theory, in which individual cords or fibers are not recognized. The high resistance to stretching is idealized by treating the cords in the network as absolutely inextensible, and the low resistance to distortions is idealized by t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4336-0Mechanics; condensed matter; engineering; evaluation; materials; materials science; mechanics; physics; test

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Stress Channelling and Boundary Layers in Strongly Anisotropic Solids,sible. This leads to some striking results that at first do not appear to be correct, but which on closer examination are seen to be clear and forceful representations of real phenomena, phenomena which occur in highly anisotropic materials but not in the more familiar isotropic materials.

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Problems for Helically Wound Cylinders, by two families of helically wound fibres. This type of cross-ply reinforcement can be realised fairly easily in practice by winding on a drum consecutively in opposing directions, and is sometimes termed . It has practical applications in the construction of pressure vessels, pipes, shafts and axles.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90502-0I). This will be so even if all the constituents are isotropic themselves. Moreover, the response of these composites is not just anisotropic - it is usually . anisotropic, so that isotropic theory would not provide even a rough approximation to their behaviour under most types of loading conditions