Question regarding Delamination


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Hello Talkcomposites,

I've a question that's recently come up in an exam i sat and i just cannot come to a specific answer. I've gone through all my material to hand and it doesn't mention it.

Question was.

In a composite material that has been impacted, what makeup will show the largest delamination?
1. Curved
2. Thin
3. Thick

I put thin, my thoughts being it'll have a large flex and therefore delaminate further, but i think all three could have arguments for being right.

What do you guys think?

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Question regarding Delamination
engineer - 10 Years Ago
     I would have said curved. I think it is a bit of a trick question, because you have to assume that...
Hanaldo - 10 Years Ago
             [quote][b]Hanaldo (17/09/2016)[/b][hr]I would have said curved. I think it is a bit of a trick...
engineer - 10 Years Ago
     Delamination is a bit of a 2-stage process, you've got onset and progression. A curved plane is...
Hanaldo - 10 Years Ago

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