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Old 03-21-2009, 02:40 AM
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Bearing Strength of Composites

Hi there

I am trying to understand the mechanics of composites.I have down loaded Eric Greene's book,and found it very use full.I have a good understanding of mechanics,but some of the stuff is a bit over my head though.

a) Is the bearing strength of a laminate = to the compression strength of the material (as per data sheet) when eg. working out chain plate hole sizes?

b) Can I asume that eg. when a composite sole (400 EDB;H80;400 EDB) is tabed onto a hull with 50 mm of tabbing on the floor,and 50 mm tabbing onto the hull,that it is the shear strength properties of the resin system (data sheets) x 50 mm x (X) meter length of tabbing = strength in MPa that supports the floor?

It would be great if someone can point me in the right direction.
uys
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