Moment Method for Polymer Composite Laminates
An Empirical Evaluation
Ahmed Chowdhury
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Shamsul Reddy
University of California, Berkeley
Abstract
A satisfactory engineering description of polymer composite laminates is essential for the safe design of power distribution networks. A simplified procedure based on moment method is proposed for routine design use. The study establishes that polymer composite laminates can be estimated reliably from only 2 measured quantities. The approach is readily extended to a range of related problems of practical interest.
Keywords:
polymer composite laminatesmoment methoderror-correcting codescomposite materialsgroundwater flow
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