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Mechanics of composite structures

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In this paper, the authors present failure criteria for thin-walled composite beams with shear deformation and cross-sectional properties of thin-wall composite beams, as well as the buckling loads and natural frequencies of orthotropic beams.
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Preface List of symbols 1. Introduction 2. Displacements, strains, stresses 3. Laminated composites 4. Thin plates 5. Sandwich plates 6. Beams 7. Beams with shear deformation 8. Shells 9. Finite element analysis 10. Failure criteria 11. Micromechanics Appendix A. Cross-sectional properties of thin-walled composite beams Appendix B. Buckling loads and natural frequencies of orthotropic beams with shear deformation Appendix C. Typical material properties Index.

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