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• TITLE: Finite Element Model of a Filament-Wound Composite Tube Subjected to Uniaxial Tension

  AUTHORS: Gyula Szabó, Károly Váradi, Dávid Felhős

  KEYWORDS: Filament-Wound Composite Tube, Uniaxial Tension, Tensile Test, Debonding, Damage, Finite Element Analysis

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Mechanical Engineering, Vol.7 No.4, October 13, 2017

  ABSTRACT: The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the mechanical behaviour of a filament-wound composite tube subjected to uniaxial tension by finite element analysis. Uniaxial tensile test experiments have been carried out on standard specimen and hose piece in order to verify finite element models and material properties and also to assess failure mode of composite plies. Composite reinforcement plies are modeled as linear orthotropic, while elastomer liners are described by hyperelastic material model. Results of finite element models and experiments show good agreement in the initial phase of uniaxial tension, which justifies utilized material models in the operating range. Results of finite element models show that transverse tension and shear load are dominant under tension. It is determined that principal failure mode of reinforcement plies is intra-ply yarn-matrix debonding caused by intensive shear of rubber matrix.