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Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Computation of Shell & Spatial Structures
Author
Kerfriden, Pierre
Allix, Olivier
Gosselet, Pierre
Haq, Mahmoodul
Moosbrugger, Thomas
Guggenberger, Werner
Gal, Erez
Fish, Jacob
Isaac, Christina
Burgueno, Rigoberto
Wu, Jun
Schrass-Christian, Sarah
Billington, Sarah
Abstract

IASS-IACM 2008 Session: Composites -- "Multiscale analysis of delamination in composites laminate" by Pierre KERFRIDEN, Olivier ALLIX, Pierre GOSSELET (ENS Cachan) -- "Modeling and simulation of bio-based polymer/clay nanocomposites through a multilevel FE approach" by Mahmoodul HAQ, Rigoberto BURGUENO (Michigan State University) -- "Multilayer composite timber beams: Kinematical modeling and analytical solutions" by Thomas MOOSBRUGGER, Werner GUGGENBERGER (TU Graz) -- "Reduced order anisotropic micro-mechanical creep model for composite materials" by Erez GAL (Ben-Gurion University), Jacob FISH (RPI) -- "Material layout optimization of natural fiber composite cellular panels" by Rigoberto BURGUENO, Christina ISAAC (Michigan State University) -- "Lamination parameter constraints for stacking sequence optimization of frp composites" by Rigoberto BURGUENO, Jun WU (Michigan State University) -- "Modeling biocomposites using laminate plate theory" by Sarah SCHRASS-CHRISTIAN, Sarah BILLINGTON (Stanford University)

Date Issued
2008-05
Publisher
Internet-First University Press
Keywords
composites
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laminates
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polymer/clay nanocomposites
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Kinematical modeling
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cellular panels
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timber beams
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biocomposites
Type
presentation

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