Mathematical modeling and computer calculation of a woven composite material layer with local technological defects

Kurakbayeva Sevara, G. Y. Yermekbayeva, Aigul Imanbayeva, Lazzat Zholshiyeva, Kalbayeva Aizhan, Aliya Yegenova

2026

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DOI 10.47533/2026.1606-146x.2-07
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Abstract

This article looks at mathematical modeling and computer calculations for a layer of woven composite material that has some local technological defects. From the studies done, theres a mathematical model that describes how a woven composite layer deforms when it has curved fibers and those defects. With current computer tech, they came up with efficient algorithms to handle big sets of data on stress and strain states. Then a special software was made using Python and the Streamlit framework, and some calculations got run through it.