Parameter identification of a time-dependent elastic-damage interface model for the simulation of debonding in composites
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Abstract The paper focuses on the identification of the parameters of a time-dependent elastic-damage interface model for the simulation of debonding in composites. Model parameters are identified by means of the extended Kalman filter and of a numerical approximate computation of the gradient of the system response in the state variable space. For the identification use is made of pseudo-experimental data both at the constitutive (material) level and at the structural level.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Composite Structure Analysis and Optimization · Composite Material Mechanics
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