Finite Element Analysis on the Structure Strength of Air Cushion Vehicle

Ning Liu; Hui Long Ren; Jian Zhang Li; Lian Hui Jia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.918.95

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Finite Element Analysis on the Structure Strength of Air Cushion Vehicle

Abstract:

Air Cushion Vehicle is widely used in the field of military and civil ship in recent years for its characteristic high speed and amphibian. Since the yield strength of aluminum sheet with stiffeners is relative low after welding, to ensure air cushion vehicle has significant strength under normal load and to avoid severe damage under adverse sea conditions, model loading test and theoretical prediction is used to determines the design values of wave loads, and FEM analysis with direct calculation method under the different load cases including the total longitudinal strength, cross-strength, torsional strength and shear strength, and then getting the structural response results. This essay gives several suggestions for the design according to the calculated results of stress and its deformation characteristics.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 918)

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Ning Liu*, Hui Long Ren, Jian Zhang Li, Lian Hui Jia

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Air Cushion Vehicle, Cushion-Up Navigation State, Strength Assessment, Structure Design, Structure Load

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