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== Abstract ==<br />
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This paper presents a multi-scale procedure for the study of flat composite structures with discontinuities. In this procedure, the structure is solved using shell elements while the laminate performance and the structural discontinuities (e.g. connections or change in the laminate thickness) are analysed with a subscale model made with solid 3D elements. The kinematics of both models are coupled following the Kirchhoff–Love theory. This coupling is used during the homogenization procedure where the characteristic behaviour of the different micro-models is obtained. Periodical boundary conditions are used for the laminates whereas a combination between periodical and linear boundary conditions are used for the discontinuities. The proposed procedure allows to reproduce accurately the structure elastic behaviour, as well as the stress and strain states in regions with discontinuities, which until now could only be accurately simulated by means of expensive numerical models using volumetric solid elements.<br />
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