A hierarchical coupled multi-scale model for short fiber composites

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Abstract

Short Fiber Reinforced Composites (SFRCs) are being increasingly used in a variety of applications due to their interesting mechanical properties and ease of processing. For SFRCs, different micro-structural parameters (in addition to the constitutive behaviour of the matrix and reinforcement fibers), such as fiber orientation distribution, fiber aspect ratio and fiber/matrix interface strength play important roles in the macroscopic mechanical behaviour. Hence, to have an accurate and reliable modelling approach, using multi-scale models is a natural choice. In this study, a coupled multi-scale model is proposed using a recently developed micromechanical model and the Finite Element Method. The proposed model enables analysis of macroscopic specimens considering micro-structural properties.

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Castricum, B. A., Mirkhalaf, S. M., Fagerström, M., & Larsson, F. (2021). A hierarchical coupled multi-scale model for short fiber composites. In World Congress in Computational Mechanics and ECCOMAS Congress (Vol. 300). Scipedia S.L. https://doi.org/10.23967/wccm-eccomas.2020.022

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