Design of experiments and optimization of composite structures using solid-shell elements

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The present study investigates the formulation and use of solid-shell finite element models which are able to model thin and thick, isotropic and multilayered composite structures using a purely 3D formulation based only on displacement dof. The second part of the paper deals with the optimization of composite structures, using a specific response surface method. This technique has been shown to be more efficient than classical gradient based methods. Several applications combining our solid-shell finite element model and the specific response surface method are shown in order to assess current procedure capabilities.

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Hannachi, M., Naceur, H., Batoz, J. L., & Belouettar, S. (2007). Design of experiments and optimization of composite structures using solid-shell elements. In WIT Transactions on the Built Environment (Vol. 91, pp. 35–44). https://doi.org/10.2495/OP070041

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