Springer, 2020. — 673 p. — ISBN: 978-3-030-31064-6.
This book describes recent research findings on response and integrity of thick section composite and sandwich structures. In particular, it deals with these structures for marine applications under static and dynamic loads such as shock and slamming loads in severe sea environment including sea water, temperature extremes, hydrostatic pressure and Arctic conditions. Three-dimensional constitutive equations and failure criteria for structural response and integrity are considered.
The book serves as an excellent repository of major advances in research on response and integrity of composite and sandwich structures made through research grants sponsored by the U.S. Office of Naval Research in the past decade.
Collects major advances in response and integrity research;
Emphasizes phenomena within severe environments;
Illustrates underwater fluid-structure interactions, shock/blast loads, and slamming loads.
Dynamic Response of Composite Structures in Extreme Loading Environments
The Response of Composite Materials Subjected to Underwater Explosive Loading: Experimental and Computational Studies
Blast Performance of Composite Sandwich Panels
Explosive Blast Response of Marine Sandwich Composites
Dynamic Response of Polymers Subjected to Underwater Shock Loading or Direct Impact
Recent Developments on Ballistic Performance of Composite Materials of Naval Relevance
Fluid-Structure Interaction of Composite Structures
Low Velocity Impact of Marine Composites: Experiments and Theory
Inferring Impulsive Hydrodynamic Loading During Hull Slamming From Water Velocity Measurements
Response of Sandwich Structures to Blast Loads
The Extended High Order Sandwich Panel Theory for the Static and Dynamic Analysis of Sandwich Structures
Mechanics Based Modeling of Composite and Sandwich Structures in the Naval Environment: Elastic Behavior, Fracture and Damage Evolution
On Characterizing Multiaxial Polymer Foam Properties in Sandwich Structures
3D Printing of Syntactic Foams for Marine Applications
Damage Tolerance Assessment of Naval Sandwich Structures with Face-Core Debonds
Modeling Nonlinear and Time-Dependent Behaviors of Polymeric Sandwich Composites at Various Environmental Conditions
Towards More Representative Accelerated Aging of Marine Composites
Statistical Long-Term Creep Failure Time of Unidirectional CFRP
Effect of Seawater on Carbon Fiber Composite Facings and Sandwich Structures With Polymeric Foam Core
Failure Mechanics of Low Velocity Dynamic Impact on Woven Polymeric Composites in Arctic Conditions
Behavior of Composite Materials and Structures in Low Temperature Arctic Conditions
Mapping Interior Strain Fields in Thick Composites and Sandwich Plates With Digital Volumetric Speckle Photography Technique