ERRATA for "Finite Element Analysis of Composite Materials"

Ever J. Barbero, CRC, 2007, ISBN 1-4200-5433-3

Updated May 7, 2008

Note: In addition to corrections for typos, this file includes comments that attempt to clarify and enhance the existing content in the book as well as highlight new code and examples as they become available in the Website.

Page

Where it reads

Correction, should read as follows …

32, Eq. (1.105)

 

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56, comment in 4th line

of source code

th = 2 mm

th = 4 mm

56, comment in 5th line

of source code

E=200000 MPa

E=190000 MPa

98, 3rd line Solution

to Example 3.12

The second way uses FB …

The second way uses TB …

147, fifth line after Eq.(6.18)

Example 6.1

Example 6.2

163, 1st line in Eq.(6.51)

 

181, 5th line after (7.67)

"C' defined by (1.74)"

"C' defined by (1.74, 1.93)"

192, footnote 2

194, Eq.(8.11)

>=0

<=0

195, 1st Eq. in Ex. 8.1

>=0

<=0

196, Eq.(8.16),

upper limit of integral

196, Eq.(8.16), the integrand

must use a dummy variable.

 

197, missing “/”

threshold value

threshold value

197, Eq.(8.19)

>=0

<=0

211, Eq. (8.64)

 

 

217, 1st Eq. in Ex. 8.4; insert a 2 in front of G12

G12

2 G12

217, below 1st Eq. in Ex. 8.4

…are the in-plane…

…are the undamaged  in-plane… (Author’s note: I apologize for this departure from the notation used everywhere else in the book).

218, below 3rd Eq.

…where the damage variables appear in S22 and S66.

…where the damage variables appear in S12, S21, S22, and S66. (Authors note: Note that tensor strains  are used. To perform tensor operations using matrix multiplications, see (A.14), (A.20), and MATLAB code in the Website.)

218, above the Eq. for M

and where the effective damage tensor M in Voigt contracted notation is

and the effective damage tensor M in Voigt contracted notation, multiplied by the 3x3 version of the Reuter matrix (A.13), is

219, 1st Eq. on this page; insert a 2 in front of G12

G12

2 G12

219, 4 lines below Eq. (8.101)

is possible by decreasing the value...

is possible by increasing the value...

221, Eqs. (8.115), (8.116), (8.118), Substitute f for g

g

f

222, bottom

5. Damage evolution exists. Starting at iteration k=k+1,

5. Damage evolution exists. Starting at iteration k,

222, last eq.

-(g)k

-(g)k-1

224, Caption of Table 8.2

8.2 Strength, critical energy

8.2 Critical energy

224, 3rd eq. from bottom of page

224, last Eq., position 3,3; delete the “4”

The following are written in contracted notation and multiplied by the Reuter matrix,

The following are written in contracted notation

225, two changes; positions 2,2 and 3,3

 

227, below 1st Eq. in Problem. 8.3

…are the in-plane…

…are the undamaged in-plane…

228

in Tables 8.4 and 8.4

in Tables 8.3 and 8.4

233, Eq. (9.11)

 

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234, Eq. (9.18)

 

 

302, 2nd line after (A.19)

= inverse of the reduced form of…

= inverse of the contracted form of…

302, 3rd line after (A.19)

= reduced form of…

= contracted form of…

302, line above (A.20)

In other words, the matrix [a]-1 is computed as

In other words, the matrix [a-1] is computed as

311, Eq. (C.12)

 

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312, Eqs. (C.15, 16, 17, 18, 19)

 

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313, Eq. (C.25)

 

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Contributors to this page & Users of the Book

Corrections have been made thanks to the helpful contributions from:

·         Joan Andreu Mayugo Majo, University of Girona, Spain

·         Hermann Alcazar, West Virginia University

·         Norbert Blanco, University of Girona, Spain

·         Any Others??