The Stability Analysis and Calculation Method for a Multilayer Composite Structure

Peng Cai

doi:10.54097/rp491h09

Authors

Peng Cai

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/rp491h09

Keywords:

Stability Analysis, Multilayer Composite Structure, Numerical Experiments, Mechanical Propertie.

Abstract

Multilayer composite structures have the characteristics of high strength, high stiffness, and good corrosion resistance, and are increasingly used in underwater equipment. The stability analysis of multilayer composite structures is one of the key issues in engineering design. As an important analysis method, the analytical calculation method can achieve rapid design of structural parameters. This paper proposes an analytical method for stability calculation of multilayer composite structures based on residual pressure recursion. Through numerical experiments, the effectiveness of the method is verified, providing an option for stability analysis and engineering design of multilayer composite structures.

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