An important objective of recent research on micro-mechanics of granular materials is to develop macroscopic constitutive relations in terms of micro-mechanical quantities at inter-particle contacts.
Hence, the length scales modeled include micro-mechanics of fibrous composites, macro-mechanics of fibrous composite laminates, and 2D- and 3D-woven composites, and global structural length scales.
However, there are lacking of mathematical models to quantify the micro-mechanics of the material deformation during the surface generation process.
The macro- and micro-mechanics of large scale bridging in SiC/MAS-L composites were assessed by tensile testing of DEN specimens with in situ LRM measurements.
D 85 (1963) 528) require the determination of parameters which are highly specialised (KI, J-integral) and often too closely linked to the micro-mechanics of the material, downgrading the engineering aspects of the problem and its design definition.
In this paper, the application of theory of micro-mechanics of failure (MMF) is extended to analyze the fatigue progressive failure and predict the strength for the bolted joint structures of carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites.
The macroscopic constitutive law is obtained by adapting the incremental method proposed by Hill [Hill, R., 1965. Continuum micro-mechanics of elastoplastic polycrystals. J. Mech. Phys. Solids 13, 89 101].
Micro-mechanics of failure.
Three-parameter micro-mechanics of failure.
The micro-mechanics of single molecules studied with atomic force microscopy.
