The World-Wide Failure Exercise (WWFE) contained a detailed assessment of 19 theoretical approaches for predicting the deformation and failure response of polymer composite laminates when subjected to complex states of stress. The leading five theories are explored in greater detail to demonstrate their...
How well can we predict failure?' is one of the big questions that has been the focus of a benchmark activity, known as the 'World-Wide Failure Exercise' (WWFE). The main and real contributors to the WWFE are the originators of representative failure criteria for fibre reinforced polymer ...
PREDICTING FAILURE IN FIBRE COMPOSITES: FINAL CHAPTER OF THE WORLD-WIDE FAILURE EXERCISE The 'World-Wide Failure Exercise' (WWFE) was launched by the authors, some 10 years ago, to establish the status of currently available theoretical methods... MJ Hinton,AS Kaddour,PD Soden - Sme Technical...
The background to the second world-wide failure exercise (WWFE-II). J Compos Mater 2012; 46(19-20): 2283-2294.Hinton M, Kaddour A (2012) The background to the Second World-Wide failure exercise. J Compos Mater 46:2283–2294M. Hinton, A. Kaddour, The back...
The 'World-Wide Failure Exercise' (WWFE) was launched by the authors, some 10 years ago, toestablish the status of currently available theoretical methods for predicting material failure in fibrereinforced polymer composites materials. The 'exercise' has encompassed 19...
WWFE-IIThis article describes a unique set of experimental results employed in benchmarking leading three-dimensional failure criteria, as a part of the Second World Wide Failure Exercise (WWFE-II). In Part A of WWFE-II, the originators of those criteria (or their representative) made blind ...
WWFE-IIThe second world-wide failure exercise is an international activity, organised by Kaddour and Hinton, aiming at a better understanding of the limitations of existing failure criteria to predict failure under triaxial stressing. The present work is a response to an invitation to take part ...
WWFE-IIstress-based failure criteriaThe second world-wide failure exercise is an international activity, organised by Kaddour and Hinton, aiming at a better understanding of the limitations of existing failure criteria to predict failure under triaxial stressing. The present work is a response to an...