Longitudinal Strength of Composite evaluator uses Longitudinal Strength of Composite = Stress in Matrix*(1-Volume Fraction of Fiber)+Tensile Strength of Fiber*Volume Fraction of Fiber to evaluate the Longitudinal Strength of Composite, Longitudinal Strength of Composite refers to its ability to resist tensile or compressive forces applied along the direction of its fibers. It's a crucial parameter in determining the structural integrity and performance of composite materials, especially in applications where they are subjected to loads parallel to their fiber orientation. Longitudinal Strength of Composite is denoted by σcl symbol.
How to evaluate Longitudinal Strength of Composite using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Longitudinal Strength of Composite, enter Stress in Matrix (τm), Volume Fraction of Fiber (Vf) & Tensile Strength of Fiber (σf) and hit the calculate button.