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Multiscale isogeometric analysis of static behavior of porous particulate-reinforced composite plates
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• A multiscale IGA framework coupling Mori-Tanaka with IHSDT is developed for porous particulate composites. • Shape-thickness interaction mechanism: penny-shaped pores dominate degradation, cylindrical pores govern softening. • Stiffness saturates at filler/matrix ratio 20; reinforcing efficiency gradually falls beyond this threshold. • 30% filler compensates stiffness loss from 20% porosity; compliant boundaries raise structural sensitivity to pores.
Keywords:
Multiscale analysis
Micromechanical homogenization
Isogeometric analysis
Particulate-reinforced composite
Inverse Hyperbolic Shear Deformation Theory
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