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    This document discusses engineering properties in laminated composites. It defines that the most important parameter that defines a composite lamina's anisotropy is the ply angle or the angle of the longitudinal reinforcement relative to the laminate boundary. The ply angle can be varied from lamina to lamina between 0 and 90 degrees, with 0 degrees being the strongest longitudinally and 90 degrees being the weakest.

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    This document discusses engineering properties in laminated composites. It defines that the most important parameter that defines a composite lamina's anisotropy is the ply angle or the angle of the longitudinal reinforcement relative to the laminate boundary. The ply angle can be varied from lamina to lamina between 0 and 90 degrees, with 0 degrees being the strongest longitudinally and 90 degrees being the weakest.

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    This document discusses engineering properties in laminated composites. It defines that the most important parameter that defines a composite lamina's anisotropy is the ply angle or the angle of the longitudinal reinforcement relative to the laminate boundary. The ply angle can be varied from lamina to lamina between 0 and 90 degrees, with 0 degrees being the strongest longitudinally and 90 degrees being the weakest.

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    This document discusses engineering properties in laminated composites. It defines that the most important parameter that defines a composite lamina's anisotropy is the ply angle or the angle of the longitudinal reinforcement relative to the laminate boundary. The ply angle can be varied from lamina to lamina between 0 and 90 degrees, with 0 degrees being the strongest longitudinally and 90 degrees being the weakest.

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    2/17/2017 Objectives_template

    Module3:
    Lecture23:DesignofLaminatedComposite


    DefinitionofEngineeringPropertiesinaComposite

    Themostimportantparameterthatdefinestheanisotropyofacompositelaminaistheplyangleor
    theangleofthelongitudinalreinforcementwithrespecttothelaminateboundary.Theplyangle?is
    showninthefigurebelow.
    Youmayvarytheplyanglefromlaminatolaminawithinarangeof0to900.Needlesstosaythat
    0 0
    the0 plyisthestrongestalongthelongitudinaldirectionwhereasthe90 plyistheweakestone.








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