Abstract

Technological progress gives rise to the continuous expansion of the class of structural materials and the improvement of their properties. The appearance of new materials is due to the natural desire to increase the efficiency of the structures under development. One of the most striking manifestations of progress in the development of materials, structures and technology is associated with the development and application of composite materials. Composites have a number of obvious advantages over other materials, in particular over metals. Such advantages are high specific strength and rigidity, high corrosion resistance, good ability to withstand alternating loads and others. It should be noted another, perhaps the most important feature of composites - is the ability to change the properties of the material in accordance with the purpose of the structure and the nature of its load during operation.
 Under the influence of loads on the structure, its strength is estimated by the ultimate state of the materials of the structural elements. When a boundary state arises in a material, its transition to another mechanical state - elastic, plastic, or fracture state - occurs. This article aims to determine the optimal criterion for the strength of composite material that takes into account different values of ultimate stresses not only in different directions of the coordinate axes, but also to stretch and compress and further calculate the maximum allowable load for single-layer unidirectional composite material
 During the research the main properties of composite materials, methods of manufacturing parts from composite material, their main properties and methods of destruction were considered. The characteristics of the strength criteria of composite materials are given, the most suitable for calculating the maximum value of the allowable load for a single-layer unidirectional composite material is determined. The proposed approach to the optimal design of elements of single-layer composite structures may be of interest to developers of numerous and analytical methods for solving problems of optimal design of more complex structures.

Highlights

  • ВИСОКОЕФЕКТИВНІ ТЕХНОЛОГІЧНІ ПРОЦЕСИ В ПРИЛАДОБУДУВАННІANALYSIS OF STRENGTH CRITERIA IN THE DESIGN OF PRODUCTS FROM COMPOSITE MATERIALS. Technological progress gives rise to the continuous expansion of the class of structural materials and the improvement of their properties

  • Formulation of the problem Every day there are new and more stringent requirements for modern products and their characteristics, which necessitates the use of different types of materials in industry

  • The Tsai-Wu strength criterion is a modification of the Hoffman criterion and the phenomenological material theory of fracture, which is widely used for anisotropic composite materials having different tensile and compressive strengths

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Summary

ВИСОКОЕФЕКТИВНІ ТЕХНОЛОГІЧНІ ПРОЦЕСИ В ПРИЛАДОБУДУВАННІ

ANALYSIS OF STRENGTH CRITERIA IN THE DESIGN OF PRODUCTS FROM COMPOSITE MATERIALS. Technological progress gives rise to the continuous expansion of the class of structural materials and the improvement of their properties. Composites have a number of obvious advantages over other materials, in particular over metals Such advantages are high specific strength and rigidity, high corrosion resistance, good ability to withstand alternating loads and others. It should be noted another, perhaps the most important feature of composites - is the ability to change the properties of the material in accordance with the purpose of the structure and the nature of its load during operation. The characteristics of the strength criteria of composite materials are given, the most suitable for calculating the maximum value of the allowable load for a single-layer unidirectional composite material is determined.

Introduction
Analysis of the properties of composite materials
Strength criteria based on the ultimate stresses of the monolayer
Findings
Conclusions
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