Abstract
A failure criterion was established for hollow glass microspheres/epoxy resin (HGM/ER) composites, based on the experimental results. Compared with the traditional failure criterion, the new failure criterion innovatively takes into account the tension/compression discrepancy. Next, the subroutine of Finite Element Method (FEM) software was programmed to realize the secondary development, which enables the proposed failure criterion to be applied to numerical calculations. The results of this paper are beneficial to the accurate prediction of the ultimate load capacity of solid buoyancy materials under actual sea conditions, which can meet the design requirements of deep-sea buoyancy materials in engineering practice.
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