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The results were interpreted as a failure probability according to the maximum strain criterion.

In order to predict joint failure, the maximum strain criterion and point stress criterion are proposed for use with the model.

The failure envelopes of 3D four-directional and five-directional braided composites can be described by quadratic tensor theories, and the envelopes of 3D six-directional and seven-directional braided composites can be predicted by the maximum strain criterion.

In order to avoid numerical instabilities, when the maximum strain criterion was reached, the rod's normal force F 11 was smoothly decreased by the use of a characteristic time τ as follows: {F}_{11}={F}_{11}^{ast}left 1-exp leF}_{11}^{ast}left 1-exp}right)right), (44)where t ∗ is the exact time at which the criterion is reached and ( {F}_{11}^{ast } ) the force stored at time t ∗.

Similarly, the maximum-strain criterion means that when the strain exceeds the given allowable value, the constitutive materials fail.

Two of the simplest examples are the maximum-stress and maximum-strain criteria.

As simple methods to analyses composites failure, the major limitation of the maximum-stress and maximum-strain criteria is that they ignore the interaction between stresses and strains in the composites.

Failure of the epoxy resin matrix in the transverse fiber bundle was predicted to occur using the maximum strain failure criterion.

The new Forming Limit Curve, along with the Maximum Strain failure criterion have been successfully implemented in FEA simulations, and numerical simulations suggest that the former is more accurate.

The maximum tensile strain criterion and the Mohr-Coulomb criterion are utilized as the damage threshold.

Using a maximum tensile strain criterion, the effective tensile strength was found to be 104MPa±14MPa.