Introduction to Composite Materials
tropic mechanical properties are a function of orientation. Consider the unidirectional composite shown in the upper portion of Fig. 1.7, where the unidi-rectional fibers are oriented at an angle of 45 de-grees with respect to the x-axis. In the small, isolated square element from the gage region, be-
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