Yue Wu , Fusheng Wang , Chenyang Lv , Jinru Sun , Xiangteng Ma , Chenguang Huang , Zhiqiang Fan , Shaozhen Wang , Chenglin Wang , Yunpeng Gao , Zemin Duan , Xueling Yao
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Lightning strike will have intertwined multi-physical effects on carbon fiber reinforced polymer. According to experiments and high-fidelity simulations in this study, distinctive positive and negative feedback is originally identified between the entangled lightning effects in composites damage driving. The intricate mesoscopic feedback mechanisms are groundbreakingly revealed through the anisotropic equivalent circuit. Positive feedback exists between ablation and mechanical effects, while thermal strain is counteracted by overpressure and ampere force effects. These feedback relationships are formed due to dissimilar action mechanisms and energy transformations, which dynamically change with time and location. They jointly cause complex non-uniform damage to composites.
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