A Thermal Stress Solution for Multilayered Composite Cylinders

Abstract

An elastic thermal stress solution is presented for a multilayered composite cylinder subjected to a radial temperature field. The solution assumes each layer to be at a uniform temperature, therefore, many layers are required to model regions with large gradients in temperature. Previously developed closed-form solutions for a monolayered cylinder subjected to a uniform temperature change and loadings of internal and external pressures are used to construct the multilayered solution. Results produced by the theoretical solution have been compared to those generated from a finite element analysis with excellent agreement. Finally, by combining a previously developed multilayered stress solution for loadings of internal pressure, external pressure, and axial force with the plane-strain thermal stress solution of this report, the multilayered thermal stress solution for generalized plane-strain boundary conditions is shown to be easily obtained.... Composite, Multilayered, Cylinder, Stress, Orthotropic, Thermal.

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Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Feb 01, 1993
Accession Number
ADA262579

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  • Mark D. Witherell

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  • United States Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center

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