Abstract
There are numerous examples of three-phase concentric composites, including coated fiber-reinforced materials and syntactic foams. The stiffness of such three-phase materials is usually investigated by micromechanical methods specified for this particular case. For example, Luo and Weng presented solutions for three-phase concentric spheres [1] and for three-phase concentric cylinders models [2] of an inclusion, a coating (“intermediate matrix”), and a matrix using the Mori–Tanaka method. Among numerous studies of three-phase or multi-phase composites one can mention [3-6].
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