Haibao Liu

Lecturer in Aerospace Engineering

Queen Mary University of London

United Kingdom

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Haibao Liu is a Lecturer in Aerospace Engineering at Queen Mary University of London. His research focuses on the impact response and damage mechanisms of composite materials, with recent publications exploring the effects of various impactor geometries, loading conditions, and the behavior of thermoplastic fiber-metal laminates. He employs experimental and numerical methods to study the performance and fracture behavior of composite materials under different loading scenarios.

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Zafer Kazancı

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The Queen's University Belfast

UNITED KINGDOM

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Brian George Falzon

RMIT University

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J. P. Dear

Imperial College London

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Bamber Blackman

Imperial College London

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Experimental Study on the Effect of Impactor Hardness and Shape on the Impact Response of Composite Panels

Comparison of different quasi-static loading conditions of additively manufactured composite hexagonal and auxetic cellular structures

Modelling the effects of patch-plug configuration on the impact performance of patch-repaired composite laminates

Comparison of X-ray Computed Tomography and Ultrasonic C-Scan Techniques and Numerical Modelling of Impact Damage in a CFRP Composite Laminate

Damage and energy absorption behaviour of composite laminates under impact loading using different impactor geometries

Damage mechanisms of composite laminates under impact loading including the effect of pre-load

Dynamic response and failure behaviour of thermoplastic fibre–metal laminates subjected to confined blast load

Effects of contact friction and ply blocking on the crush behaviour of thin-walled composite structures: A numerical study

Effects of fiber orientation on tool wear evolution and wear mechanism when cutting carbon fiber reinforced plastics

Fracture behaviour of fibre-reinforced composite materials subjected to shear loading: An experimental and numerical study

Impact Testing on the Pristine and Repaired Composite Materials for Aerostructures

Experimental and constitutive modelling studies of semicrystalline thermoplastics under solid-state stamp forming conditions

A three-dimensional elastic-plastic damage model for predicting the impact behaviour of fibre-reinforced polymer-matrix composites

Experimental investigations on the effects of projectile hardness on the impact response of fibre-reinforced composite laminates

Impact response of laminated glass with varying interlayer materials

Investigations on the impact behaviour of fibre-reinforced composites: Effect of impact energy and impactor shape

Modelling damage in fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composite laminates subjected to three-point bend loading

Modelling the effect of projectile hardness on the impact response of a woven carbon-fibre reinforced thermoplastic-matrix composite

The behaviour of thermoplastic and thermoset carbon fibre composites subjected to low-velocity and high-velocity impact

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Zafer Kazancı

Brian George Falzon

J. P. Dear

Bamber Blackman

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Articles (19)

Experimental Study on the Effect of Impactor Hardness and Shape on the Impact Response of Composite Panels

Comparison of different quasi-static loading conditions of additively manufactured composite hexagonal and auxetic cellular structures

Modelling the effects of patch-plug configuration on the impact performance of patch-repaired composite laminates

Comparison of X-ray Computed Tomography and Ultrasonic C-Scan Techniques and Numerical Modelling of Impact Damage in a CFRP Composite Laminate

Damage and energy absorption behaviour of composite laminates under impact loading using different impactor geometries

Damage mechanisms of composite laminates under impact loading including the effect of pre-load

Dynamic response and failure behaviour of thermoplastic fibre–metal​ laminates subjected to confined blast load

Effects of contact friction and ply blocking on the crush behaviour of thin-walled composite structures: A numerical study

Effects of fiber orientation on tool wear evolution and wear mechanism when cutting carbon fiber reinforced plastics

Fracture behaviour of fibre-reinforced composite materials subjected to shear loading: An experimental and numerical study

Impact Testing on the Pristine and Repaired Composite Materials for Aerostructures

Experimental and constitutive modelling studies of semicrystalline thermoplastics under solid-state stamp forming conditions

A three-dimensional elastic-plastic damage model for predicting the impact behaviour of fibre-reinforced polymer-matrix composites

Experimental investigations on the effects of projectile hardness on the impact response of fibre-reinforced composite laminates

Impact response of laminated glass with varying interlayer materials

Investigations on the impact behaviour of fibre-reinforced composites: Effect of impact energy and impactor shape

Modelling damage in fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composite laminates subjected to three-point bend loading

Modelling the effect of projectile hardness on the impact response of a woven carbon-fibre reinforced thermoplastic-matrix composite

The behaviour of thermoplastic and thermoset carbon fibre composites subjected to low-velocity and high-velocity impact

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Zafer Kazancı

Brian George Falzon

J. P. Dear

Bamber Blackman

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Dynamic response and failure behaviour of thermoplastic fibre–metal laminates subjected to confined blast load