Modeling of constitutive behaviour of anisotropic composite material using multiscale approach

The paper is focused on determining the elastic-plastic behavior of anisotropic composite materials. One of the main goals of this study is to compute effective material properties by analyzing material behavior at micro-structure level. The effective material properties were investigated with the u...

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