Scott Millen

The Queen's University Belfast

United Kingdom

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Adrian Murphy

The Queen's University Belfast

UNITED KINGDOM

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Lei (Ray) Wan

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University of Hull

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Juhyeong Lee

Assistant professor

Utah State University

UNITED STATES

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Zahur Ullah

The Queen's University Belfast

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Ali Aravand

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Queen's University Belfast

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Xiaodong Xu

Senior Lecturer in Lightweight Materials and Structures

Cranfield University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (16)

Homogenisation of Double-Double (DD) laminates: warpage mitigation and new stacking sequence approaches

On residual tensile strength after lightning strikes

Composite structure failure analysis post Lithium-Ion battery fire

Multiscale modelling of CFRP composites exposed to thermo-mechanical loading from fire

Vertical z-axis discontinuous carbon fibers for elevated lightning strike performance of continuous fiber-reinforced polymer composites

Critical comparison of potential machine learning methods for lightning thermal damage assessment of composite laminates

Developing Test Methods for Compression after Lightning Strikes

Modelling low-velocity impact damage and compression after impact of 3D woven structures considering compaction

Towards a virtual test framework to predict residual compressive strength after lightning strikes

The influence of carbon fiber composite specimen design parameters on artificial lightning strike current dissipation and material thermal damage

Microscale modelling of lightning damage in fibre-reinforced composites

On the importance of finite element mesh alignment along the fibre direction for modelling damage in fibre-reinforced polymer composite laminates

Modelling and understanding edge glow effects on material failure resulting from artificial lightning strike

Understanding and representing heating and heating rate effects on composite material properties for lightning strike direct effect simulations

Modelling and analysis of simulated lightning strike tests: A review

Assessing the relative conservatism of the unit circle failure envelope

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Adrian Murphy

Lei (Ray) Wan

Juhyeong Lee

Zahur Ullah

Ali Aravand

Xiaodong Xu

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