The response of a composite material made of strong fibres embedded in a deformable matrix is investigated using a multiscale approach. At the microscopic level the body is described as a lattice system while at a the macroscopic level a multifield continuum is derived using a energy equivalence criterion. This approach provides a mechanically funded basis to build up equivalent continua endowed with the parameters suitable for describing different microstructures. Numerical analyses show the effectiveness of the multifield modelling with respect to the classical continuum modelling.

Multifield continuum modelling for materials with lattice microstructure / Trovalusci, Patrizia; V., Sansalone. - STAMPA. - (2008), pp. 351-356..

Multifield continuum modelling for materials with lattice microstructure

TROVALUSCI, Patrizia;
2008

Abstract

The response of a composite material made of strong fibres embedded in a deformable matrix is investigated using a multiscale approach. At the microscopic level the body is described as a lattice system while at a the macroscopic level a multifield continuum is derived using a energy equivalence criterion. This approach provides a mechanically funded basis to build up equivalent continua endowed with the parameters suitable for describing different microstructures. Numerical analyses show the effectiveness of the multifield modelling with respect to the classical continuum modelling.
2008
Continuum Models and Discrete Systems
9782356710000
Continua with microstructure; lattice systems; multiscale constitutive models; composite materials
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Multifield continuum modelling for materials with lattice microstructure / Trovalusci, Patrizia; V., Sansalone. - STAMPA. - (2008), pp. 351-356..
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