This invention relates to the field of structural strength analysis technology, specifically a method, equipment, medium, and product for strength assessment of
hybrid fiber sandwich structures. The method assesses the microscopic heterogeneity of the
glass fiber outer layer, functionalized core layer, and carbon
fiber inner layer, and assigns differentiated representative volumetric
element modeling strategies based on the heterogeneity level. It establishes two-phase representative volumetric elements for the
fiber layers and three-phase representative volumetric elements for the functionalized core layer, extracting the
equivalent stiffness tensor of each layer through homogenization calculations. Representative volumetric elements are established for the conductive
adhesive layer, and the interlaminar equivalent
shear stiffness is extracted. The
equivalent stiffness of each layer and the
interlaminar shear stiffness are assigned to the corresponding ply and interface elements of the macroscopic finite
element model to solve for the ply stress under structural service loads. Strength and stability criteria are applied to the
glass fiber outer layer, carbon fiber inner layer, and functionalized core layer for strength assessment, obtaining the
safety margin and failure location of each ply. This improves the accuracy and reliability of multi-scale mechanical analysis of
hybrid fiber sandwich structures.