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interactive failure criterion for an orthotropic ply that combines normal and shear stresses in a single quadratic expression based on Hill's yield theory.

In composite materials, Tsai-Hill criterion refers to interactive failure criterion for an orthotropic ply that combines normal and shear stresses in a single quadratic expression based on Hill's yield theory. This meaning comes from Azzi (1965) in Experimental Mechanics.[1]

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References

Azzi, V. D., & Tsai, S. W. (1965). Anisotropic strength of composites: Investigation aimed at developing a theory applicable to laminated as well as unidirectional composites, employing simple material properties derived from unidirectional specimens alone. Experimental Mechanics, 5(9), 283-288. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02326292

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