Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research
Title
Interlaminar Shear Strain Measurements in Cord-Rubber Composites
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
9-1979
Abstract
The present work is an experimental study using an X-ray technique to measure directly the internal distribution of interlaminar shear deformations which occur during uniaxial extension of two-ply, cord-rubber, angle-ply laminates—both balanced and unbalanced. Significant interlaminar shear strains were developed between the two generally orthotropic layers of one-inch-wide specimens, which decreased almost linearly from a maximum at the edges to zero at the center line. These measurements and those as a function of cord angle were in good agreement with predictions obtained from various theories of laminated shear-flexible composites.
Publication Title
Rubber Chemistry and Technology
Volume
52
Issue
4
First Page
792
Last Page
804
Recommended Citation
Lou, A. Y. C. and Walter, Joseph D., "Interlaminar Shear Strain Measurements in Cord-Rubber Composites" (1979). Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research. 834.
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