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Online since: March 2014
Authors: Hang Shan Gao, Fu Sheng Wang, Zhu Feng Yue, Sheng Jun Qiao
The Influence Analysis of Stiffness on Stringer Layout and Dimension of Full Composite Wing
Sheng-jun QIAO, Hang-shan GAO, Fu-sheng WANG, Zhu-feng YUE
Department of Engineering Mechanics, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Advanced Material Testing Center, Xi′an 710129, China
Email: qiaoshengjun123@163.com
Key words: Composite; Stiffness; Stringer; Layout; Dimension
Abstract: The present study aimed at obtaining torsional stiffness, bending stiffness and stiffness center position of full composite wing using thin wall structure mechanics theory.
Acknowledgements This study is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation (No: 51175424), the 111 Project (No: B07050) and the Basic Research Foundation of Northwestern Polytechnical University (No: JC201238).
Corresponding author Sheng-jun QIAO, Dr., Tel: +86 29 88431002, Fax: +86 29 88431002, E-mail address: qiaoshengjun123@163.com References [1] M Abdo, R L Heureux, F Pepin and F Kafyeke: CASI 16th Aerospace structures and materials symposium, Montreal, Quebee (2003)
Chan: AIAA (2001), p. 1-6 [4] J D Hou, Y W Feng and X F Xue: Aeronautical Computing Technique Vol. 1 (2011), p. 34-37 [5] R J Guyan: AIAA Journal Vol. 13 (1965), p. 380-385 [6] J Shawn: Advanced flexible wing technology assessment for transport applications (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Publications, US 1995)
[7] Y C Liu, G N Huang and L J Wang: Airplane engineering Vol. 4 (2006), p. 21-24 [8] I Luigi and R Eugenio: Computers & Structures Vol. 86 (2008), p. 1718-1737 [9] W Wang, S Guo and Chang N: Composite Structures Vol. 92 (2010), p. 712-719 [10] H Wu, Y Yan and W Yan: Chinese Journal of Aeronautics Vol. 23 (2010), p. 423-429 [11] C Y Niu: Airframe structural design (Conmilit Press, Hong Kong 1988)
Acknowledgements This study is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation (No: 51175424), the 111 Project (No: B07050) and the Basic Research Foundation of Northwestern Polytechnical University (No: JC201238).
Corresponding author Sheng-jun QIAO, Dr., Tel: +86 29 88431002, Fax: +86 29 88431002, E-mail address: qiaoshengjun123@163.com References [1] M Abdo, R L Heureux, F Pepin and F Kafyeke: CASI 16th Aerospace structures and materials symposium, Montreal, Quebee (2003)
Chan: AIAA (2001), p. 1-6 [4] J D Hou, Y W Feng and X F Xue: Aeronautical Computing Technique Vol. 1 (2011), p. 34-37 [5] R J Guyan: AIAA Journal Vol. 13 (1965), p. 380-385 [6] J Shawn: Advanced flexible wing technology assessment for transport applications (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Publications, US 1995)
[7] Y C Liu, G N Huang and L J Wang: Airplane engineering Vol. 4 (2006), p. 21-24 [8] I Luigi and R Eugenio: Computers & Structures Vol. 86 (2008), p. 1718-1737 [9] W Wang, S Guo and Chang N: Composite Structures Vol. 92 (2010), p. 712-719 [10] H Wu, Y Yan and W Yan: Chinese Journal of Aeronautics Vol. 23 (2010), p. 423-429 [11] C Y Niu: Airframe structural design (Conmilit Press, Hong Kong 1988)
Online since: January 2015
Authors: Jian Kang Li, Kai Ma
The structural optimization can be classified into the following three classes: (1) The topological optimization was the first one [ 7-8]; (2) The second was the parameter optimization[1-5] where the parameters of structures, such as the used material constants (Young’s modulus E, mass density ρ), cross sectional parameters (moment of inertia, torsional constant, height, width, and thickness), can be taken as the design variables, and a minimum weight the objective function with the given constrains; (3) The third was the shape optimization in which the geometry of the structure is varied to obtain the optimal shape[6-8].
The structural parameters are given as follows: the length is 5m, the width is 4m, and the height is 6m; the initial thickness of shell is, the Young’s modulus of the used material is Pa; the four columns of the bunker are fixed on the ground.
Fig.4 Layout of stiffeners after layout optimization Fig.5 The stress and the displacement of the bunker (14) After 35 iterations of the DFP method, the mass of the bunker reduce form to , save material 22.6% as Fig 8, the maximum of stress of the structure is . maximum of displace in X direction is; maximum of displace in Y direction is .
[6] Duysinx P. and Bendsoe, M.P., Topological optimization of continuum structures with local stress constraints, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering.
[7] Petersson J., On the continuity of the design-to state mappings for trusses with variable topology, International Journal of Engineering Science.
The structural parameters are given as follows: the length is 5m, the width is 4m, and the height is 6m; the initial thickness of shell is, the Young’s modulus of the used material is Pa; the four columns of the bunker are fixed on the ground.
Fig.4 Layout of stiffeners after layout optimization Fig.5 The stress and the displacement of the bunker (14) After 35 iterations of the DFP method, the mass of the bunker reduce form to , save material 22.6% as Fig 8, the maximum of stress of the structure is . maximum of displace in X direction is; maximum of displace in Y direction is .
[6] Duysinx P. and Bendsoe, M.P., Topological optimization of continuum structures with local stress constraints, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering.
[7] Petersson J., On the continuity of the design-to state mappings for trusses with variable topology, International Journal of Engineering Science.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Hong Chao Gao, Xing Bai Luo
Interval target have multilayer, sunder armor play every through a layer of consumption of energy, also leave gaps between each layer, can fill materials or use of the air.
The experimental device Figure 1 shows the experimental device, the interval value of depth is 100 mm; The thickness of the steel plate material is A3 steel, each layer is 4 mm.
According to the result of experiment to determine water jet vertical penetration is about 18.7% than the air References [1] Z.Liang, H.Hu and Y.Jiao, “Experiment Study on the Ultimate Adverse Effect of the Space between Target Plates on Jet Penetration Depth,” Chinese Journal of Explosives & Propellants, vol.26, no.1, pp.12-15, 2003
[4] G.Zhao and Y.Yang, “Equivalent Surrogates for Armor Target Damage Assessment by Kinetic Energy Projectiles,” Journal of Nanjing University of Science and Technology, vol.27, no.5, pp.509-514, 2003
The experimental device Figure 1 shows the experimental device, the interval value of depth is 100 mm; The thickness of the steel plate material is A3 steel, each layer is 4 mm.
According to the result of experiment to determine water jet vertical penetration is about 18.7% than the air References [1] Z.Liang, H.Hu and Y.Jiao, “Experiment Study on the Ultimate Adverse Effect of the Space between Target Plates on Jet Penetration Depth,” Chinese Journal of Explosives & Propellants, vol.26, no.1, pp.12-15, 2003
[4] G.Zhao and Y.Yang, “Equivalent Surrogates for Armor Target Damage Assessment by Kinetic Energy Projectiles,” Journal of Nanjing University of Science and Technology, vol.27, no.5, pp.509-514, 2003
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Wen She He, Long Yuan, Shuang Mei Chang
The bedrock of strong differentiation layer was regarded as another kind of model materials.
2) Topographic: The landslide zone was belonged to valley landforms, the topographic features was steep-slow-steep-slow-steep, and angle of slope was generally at 10 ° ~ 35 °.
Constitutive relationship.The ideal of elastic-plastic to rock materials and the Mohr-Coulomb yield criterion[9] were used in numerical simulation process.
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Constitutive relationship.The ideal of elastic-plastic to rock materials and the Mohr-Coulomb yield criterion[9] were used in numerical simulation process.
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Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering,ASCE,1996,122(7):577~589
(In Chinese) [8] Xiangyi Li, Echuan Yan,Journal of Sichuan university,2007,29(4):78~81.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Guo Qiang Xu, Lin Gao, Hai Xia Wang
Materials and mix proportion
Materials.
In the situation of invariable total of cementing materials and water-binder ratio, limestone powder, the ratio between limestone powder and low-quality fly ash had little effect on the compressive strength of machine-made sand concrete. 3.
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Journal of Shanghai University (Natural Science), Vol. 8(2002), p. 255-260(In Chinese)
In the situation of invariable total of cementing materials and water-binder ratio, limestone powder, the ratio between limestone powder and low-quality fly ash had little effect on the compressive strength of machine-made sand concrete. 3.
Journal of the Chinese Ceramic Society, Vol. 16(1988), p. 110-117(In Chinese) [4] Shuguang Hu, Yue and Qingjun Ding.
Journal of Building Materials, Vol. 1(1998), p. 49-53(In Chinese) [5] Yan Ruan, Dingyan Wu and Qiongying Gao.
Journal of Shanghai University (Natural Science), Vol. 8(2002), p. 255-260(In Chinese)
Online since: August 2011
Authors: Liang Chen, Wei Sun, Xian Min Zhang, Nian Feng Wang, Ji Min Liang
Assuming the materials of the hinge does not have deformation of material nonlinearity under force, under force-coupling, the center of rotation of this flexible Hooke hinge has no drift and the two outer rings has little coupling while rotating.
Flexible Hooke hinge’s materials is Si-Mn Spring Steel (55Si2Mn).
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KOTA, Journal of Mechanical Design, vol. 127, 2005, p. 788-798
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Flexible Hooke hinge’s materials is Si-Mn Spring Steel (55Si2Mn).
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KOTA, Journal of Mechanical Design, vol. 127, 2005, p. 788-798
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Online since: December 2018
Authors: Athanasios Vazdirvanidis, Marianna Katsivarda, Nikos Kolioubas, Sofia Papadopoulou, Eugenia Spiropoulou, Spyros Papaefthymiou, Andreas Rikos, George Pantazopoulos
Birol, Homogenization of direct chill cast AlSiMgMn billets, International Journal of Materials Research (2014) 75-82
Birol, Optimization of homogenization for a low alloyed AlMgSi alloy, Materials Characterization 80 (2013) 69-75
Birol, The effect of homogenization practice on the microstructure of AA6063 billets, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Volume 148, Issue 2, (2004) 250-258
Bourret, Secondary precipitation during homogenization of Al-Mg-Si alloys: Influence on high temperature flow stress, Materials Science & Engineering A 687 (2017) 175–180
Sanders, Yingying Liu, Lipeng Ding, Yuan Xing, Qing Liu, Quantitative study of dissolution of Mg2Si during solution treatment, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 703 (2017) 272-279.
Birol, Optimization of homogenization for a low alloyed AlMgSi alloy, Materials Characterization 80 (2013) 69-75
Birol, The effect of homogenization practice on the microstructure of AA6063 billets, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Volume 148, Issue 2, (2004) 250-258
Bourret, Secondary precipitation during homogenization of Al-Mg-Si alloys: Influence on high temperature flow stress, Materials Science & Engineering A 687 (2017) 175–180
Sanders, Yingying Liu, Lipeng Ding, Yuan Xing, Qing Liu, Quantitative study of dissolution of Mg2Si during solution treatment, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 703 (2017) 272-279.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Ling Cheng, Jin Qiu Zhang
The property of rope is determined by its raw materials and the processing method.
Experiment Materials.
Raw materials are untwisted and twisted polyester multifilament that is composed of 200 monofilaments.
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Wang: Journal of Textile Research, 30(8): 56-58 (2009)
Experiment Materials.
Raw materials are untwisted and twisted polyester multifilament that is composed of 200 monofilaments.
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Online since: December 2014
Authors: Xiao Qiang Wu
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Among them, the lateral earth pressure stress, unit; H for soil nail wall height, the unit m; For the first layer of soil nail distance on the top of the wall height, unit m; As the coefficient of earth pressure.
2) soil nailing material tensile resistance
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Among them, for the nail material diameter, the unit m; For the nail material tensile strength design value, unit; Ⅱ reinforcement,
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Journal of civil engineering, 2003, 4 (10) : 80-83
Beijing: science press, 2002
Journal of rock mechanics and engineering, 1993, 12 (1) : 84-88
Journal of rock mechanics and engineering, 2002, 21 (6) : 843-847.
Online since: September 2012
Authors: Peng Guan, Tian Biao Yu, Wan Shan Wang
The material of the spindle shaft is 40Cr.
The eccentricity ratio of journal is .
Tu, Joe Kamman: International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture Vol. 43(2003), p. 1035–1050
Advanced Materials Research Vol. 325 (2011) p. 79-84
Gordon Kirk: Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power Vol. 127 (2005), p. 445-451
The eccentricity ratio of journal is .
Tu, Joe Kamman: International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture Vol. 43(2003), p. 1035–1050
Advanced Materials Research Vol. 325 (2011) p. 79-84
Gordon Kirk: Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power Vol. 127 (2005), p. 445-451