This criterion is meant to be used for unidirectional materials. Direction 1 is assumed to be the fiber direction. The reserve factor is calculated as follows:
If , ply passes the failure criterion if the following condition is satisfied:
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Reserve factor is given by:
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If , ply passes the failure criterion if the following condition is satisfied:
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The corresponding reserve factor is
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The calculation of matrix failure is slightly more complicated. if , ply passes the failure criterion if the following condition is satisfied:
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Otherwise, ply passes the failure criterion if the following condition is satisfied:
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A quadratic equation is solved to obtain the corresponding reserve factor.
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Finally, the reserve factor is given by:
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Here again, the calculation of failure index is based on the calculation of the reserve factor:
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in which the safety factor used in the calculation of the RF is 1, and the strength ratio is calculated as
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in which the actual value of the safety factor is used.
The criterion presented above is referred to as “Hashin” criterion in FeResPost. Correspondingly, version “Hashin_b” is defined, in which only the fiber failure is checked, and version “Hashin_c”, in which only the matrix failure is checked.