In this paper, we study the problem of effective engineering elastic constants of stator core lamination of water turbogenerator. The three-dimensional transformations of elastic constants of composite lamina between the principal material coordinate system and the reference coordinate system are given, then the stator core lamination is modeled as the composite laminate and by utilizing the thick laminated plate model, we determine effective engineering elastic constants of the stator core lamination. Finally, a simple example is included to demonstrate the validity of the model and the programme codes.
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