纤维增强复合材料麦克斯韦公式的改进

IF 1 Q4 MATHEMATICS, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
A. Kalamkarov, I. Andrianov, G. Starushenko
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摘要

研究了方形截面纤维增强复合材料的有效性能。在经典麦克斯韦公式的基础上,导出了有效导热系数的新公式。应用了渐近均匀化、边界形状摄动和Schwarz交替过程等方法。结果表明,在小尺寸夹杂物的幂次下,精炼公式的渐近展开式的主项与经典MF一致。根据复合材料成分的几何和物理性质的不同值,得到了对磁场的修正。本文进行了分析和数值分析,并用图形进行了说明。特别地,推导出的精炼公式和MF比较了复合材料的几何尺寸和物理性能的极限值。结果表明,改进后的公式适用于所有几何尺寸范围内的任何导电性的夹杂物,包括导热系数为零的夹杂物和最大的夹杂物的极限情况。
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Refinement of the Maxwell Formula for Fiber-Reinforced Composites
The effective properties of the fiber-reinforced composite materials with fibers of square cross-section are investigated. The novel formula for the effective coefficient of thermal conductivity refining the classical Maxwell formula (MF) is derived. The methods of asymptotic homogenization, boundary shape perturbation and Schwarz alternating process are applied. It is shown that the principal term of the asymptotic expansion of the refined formula in powers of small size of inclusions coincides with the classical MF. The corrections to the MF are obtained for different values of geometrical and physical properties of the constituents of the composite material. The analytical and numerical analyses are carried out and illustrated graphically. In particular, the derived refined formula and the MF are compared for the limiting values of the geometric dimensions and physical properties of the composite. It is shown that the refined formula is applicable for the inclusions with any conductivity in the entire range of the geometric sizes of inclusions, including the limiting cases of inclusions with zero thermal conductivity and maximally large inclusions.
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Journal of Multiscale Modelling
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