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GPO3 properties

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alvarezg

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Does anyone have a good value for the Poisson's ratio for GPO3 glass-polyester? Using .3 I seeminimal stresses in the simulation, yet it fails in a real life test.


Thanks,


Gene


Researching further, it seems to be a transversely isotropic material, requiring two values each for Poisson's ratio, Young's modulus (E), and shear modulus to define it. Reasonable values gratefully appreciated!
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Were you able to find any information? I am starting an FEA on a GPO-3 components and am looking for information.
 
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