Vibration Tests And Metamodelling For Composite Material Characterisation
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Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
77
Pages
12
Page Range
113 - 124
Published
2013
Size
579 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/MC130101
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
S. Syngellakis & R. Setiawan
Abstract
The mechanical characterisation of laminates is achieved through a methodology based on vibration test measurements. The relation between effective mechanical properties and vibrational characteristics is initially generated by multiple finite element simulations and then approximated through the development of a surrogate model or meta-model. The inverse problem of finding the properties from given experimental data is solved through an iterative optimisation scheme within which the frequencies for a particular set of material parameters are predicted by the meta-model. This results in a versatile and time-saving characterisation process, which can be applied to a large number of specimens with a complicated geometry. Keywords: composites, characterisation, vibration, experiments, metamodelling.
Keywords
composites, characterisation, vibration, experiments, metamodelling