Fiber–Metal Laminate Panels Subjected to Blast Loading
作者： G. S. Langdon , G. N. Nurick , D. Karagiozova , W. J. Cantwell
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4419-0446-1_9
关键词: Aluminium 、 Aluminium alloy 、 Materials science 、 Impact resistance 、 Fiber metal laminate 、 Composite number 、 Structural material 、 Composite material
摘要: Fiber–metal laminates (FML) are hybrid metal and composite structural materials that have been attracting interest due to the improved fatigue impact resistance reported in literature (J Mater Proc Tech 103:1–15, 2000; Int J Impact Eng 18(3):291–307, 1996; Compos Struct 61:73–88, 2003; Appl Comput 11:295–315, 2004). Much less is known about their performance under blast loading conditions, as until recently there was very little written on this subject. This chapter reviews experimental numerical studies focus response of FMLs manufactured from aluminium alloy glass fiber-reinforced polymer layers. Herein, difference localized uniformly distributed reviewed, application nondimensional analysis techniques used for steel described, any potential advantages over equivalent areal density panels highlighted.
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