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    The document discusses composite laminates and classical laminate theory. It provides information on laminate stress-strain relationships and the A, B, and D matrices. It also gives example problems calculating mid-plane strains, stresses in plies, and plate curvatures for balanced laminates under different loading conditions.

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    Unit 5 - Week 3: Assignment 3

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    Unit 5 - Week
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    Assignment 3
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    Assignment 00 1) Which of the following laminates has a zero [B] matrix? 1 point

    Week 1 [0,90].

    [0,45].
    Week 2
    [0,45,45,0].
    Week 3
    [0,45, -45].
    Lecture 13:
    Strain –
    No, the answer is incorrect.
    Displacement Score: 0
    relations Accepted Answers:
    Lecture 14: [0,45,45,0].
    Relations for
    stress and 2) Which one of the following assumptions does not relate to the classical lamination theory? 1 point
    strain along
    thickness of Each lamina is orthotropic and in a state of plane stress.
    laminate
    Thickness of laminate is equal to sum of thickness of all individual layers.
    Lecture 15:
    Stress – Strain Each lamina is elastic.
    variation along
    Laminate Slip may occur between lamina interfaces.
    thickness
    No, the answer is incorrect.
    Lecture 16: Score: 0
    Force and
    Accepted Answers:
    Moment
    resultant (Part - Slip may occur between lamina interfaces.
    1)
    3) The extensional stiffness matrix [A] for a laminate will not change if 1 point
    Lecture 17:
    Force and stacking sequence is changed.
    Moment
    resultant (Part - angle of plies is changed.
    2)
    elastic properties of the lamina are changed.
    Lecture © 2014 NPTEL - Privacy & Terms - Honor Code - FAQs -
    18:Important None of these
    A project of In association with
    observation
    No, the answer is incorrect.
    related to [A],
    [B] and [D] Score: 0
    matrices. Accepted Answers: Funded by
    Quiz : stacking sequence is changed.

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    Assignment 3 4) Mid-plane curvatures


    Powered byfor a laminate are zero according to classical laminate theory if the 1 point
    WEEK 3 -
    FEEDBACK - laminate is symmetric
    Advanced
    laminate is asymmetric
    Composites

    Assignment 3 laminate is symmetric and is subjected to only in-plane forces


    Solution
    D16 = D26 = 0

    DOWNLOAD No, the answer is incorrect.


    VIDEOS Score: 0
    Accepted Answers:
    Week 4
    laminate is symmetric and is subjected to only in-plane forces
    Week 5 5) Which of the following laminates will not undergo bending when subjected to thermal 1 point
    loads?
    week 6

    [0,45, -45].
    Week 7
    [0,45,90,90,45,0].
    Week 8
    [0,30, -45].

    Week 9 [0,45,90,45, -45].

    No, the answer is incorrect.


    Week 10
    Score: 0
    Week 11 Accepted Answers:
    [0,45,90,90,45,0].
    WEEK 12
    6) (Note: Problem 6 to 8 have same data as given below) 1 point
    A balanced cross-ply laminate possessing mid-plane symmetry is made up of laminae having the
    following properties:

    The laminate is subjected to a normal axial stress of 15 MPa and a shear stress of 1.0
    MPa.(Assumption: Laminate has unit thickness and unit cross section)
    Find mid-plane strains for the laminate.

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    No, the answer is incorrect.


    Score: 0
    Accepted Answers:

    7) Calculate normal and shear stresses in 90° plies. 1 point

    No, the answer is incorrect.


    Score: 0
    Accepted Answers:

    8) While solving Problem 7, we assumed that strains produced in entire laminate is same as 1 point
    the mid plane strains. This assumption is valid as the .………

    given laminate is balanced.

    given laminate is cross ply.

    given laminate is balanced cross-ply.

    given laminate is balanced and is it subjected to in-plane stresses only.

    No, the answer is incorrect.


    Score: 0
    Accepted Answers:
    given laminate is balanced and is it subjected to in-plane stresses only.

    9) A laminate has ply orientation [45/0 ̅ ]s where each ply is 4 mm thick. Its individual layers 1 point
    has the following stiffness matrix.

    If Nx = Ny = 4000 N/mm, Nxy = 0, Mx = 25,000 N.mm/mm, and My = Mxy = 0, calculate

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    mid-plane strains produced in laminate.

    No, the answer is incorrect.


    Score: 0
    Accepted Answers:

    10)Calculate plate curvatures produced in the laminate as described in Problem 9. 1 point

    No, the answer is incorrect.


    Score: 0

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