This study investigates the effective properties of periodic array nanocoated fiber
composites through theoretical analysis. Based on the Gurtin–Murdoch surface
elasticity theory, an analytical solution for the effective anti-plane shear modulus of
periodic nanocoated fiber composites is derived using the unit cell functional
variation method for periodic microstructures. The obtained solution is validated
against existing results, demonstrating the accuracy and effectiveness of the
proposed approach. Furthermore, the influences of coating thickness, material
properties, and surface property on the nanocomposites’ effective properties
are systematically examined. Additionally, the study reveals the impact of
microstructure periodicity ratio and fiber/matrix stiffness matching on the effective
modulus.
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