Abstract

In order to study the peculiarities of the behavior of fiber reinforced plastics under cyclic loading, tests of specimens made of ELUR-P carbon tape and cold curing binder XT-118 with a stacking sequence 2 [+45°/−45°]2s (s - the number of laminas) for cyclic tension were carried out. It is established that stabilization of the secant modulus of elasticity is observed as the number of cycles increases. The experimental data were compared with the results of numerical modeling of the deformation processes under study. Based on numerical calculations and analytic solutions found, for a number of types of loads and creep kernels, the value of the secant modulus of elasticity does not depend on the load amplitudes, when using relations with the Abel creep kernel, the ratio of viscous parts of strain shifted by values, does not depend on the period of cyclic load, the amplitude of the load and the parameter that determines the degree of viscosity of the material, but depends only on the parameter that determines the degree of attenuation of the creeping process. By using the method of decomposing the load in a series of trigonometric functions with the same cyclic periods, it is shown that the effect is manifested in the general case of cyclic loading using relations with the Abel creep kernel. There is established the independence of secant and tangential moduli of elasticity from the absolute values of maximum and minimum stresses for any kinds of loads and creep kernels using the linear theory of hereditarily elastic body. A method has been developed for identifying creep kernel parameters, relations for viscoplastic and elastic strain based on the analysis of experimental data on cyclic loading. For the separation of hereditarily elastic and viscoplastic strain, the hypothesis was introduced that their rates at large times are very different. This made it possible, on the basis of theoretical results obtained for the Abel kernel, to obtain ratios from which, independently of other mechanical characteristics, one can find the attenuation parameter from the strain values, measured in the experiment in times shifted by an integer number of periods. The method is applied to processing the data of real experiments conducted by the authors.

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