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The design of advanced aircraft structures to resist acoustic fatigue; work in progress

The design of advanced aircraft structures to resist acoustic fatigue; work in progress
The design of advanced aircraft structures to resist acoustic fatigue; work in progress
Details of the current research activities in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, on the response of advanced aircraft structures to acoustic loading, are presented. Both box type and sandwich structures, employing aluminium alloy, carbon fibre reinforced plastic, and GLARE composite materials, are being investigated. In order to develop design guidelines for these complex structures, it is necessary to combine theoretical predictions, using the finite element method, with experimental measurements of the structural response to random acoustic loading. Both types of structure will be tested in the Progressive Wave Tube facility at Southampton. In addition, it is hoped that a more comprehensive damping guide will be produced for the type of structure used in advanced aircraft design.
rupture, fatigue, acoustic wave, random load, aircraft, box beam composite material, fiber reinforced material, carbon fiber, sandwich structure, aluminium alloy, numerical method, probabilistic approach, finite element method, experimental study, test facility
1475-1305
43-49
Cunningham, P.R.
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Xioa, Y.
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White, R.G.
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Cunningham, P.R.
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Xioa, Y.
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White, R.G.
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Cunningham, P.R., Xioa, Y. and White, R.G. (1998) The design of advanced aircraft structures to resist acoustic fatigue; work in progress. Strain, 34 (2), 43-49.

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Details of the current research activities in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, on the response of advanced aircraft structures to acoustic loading, are presented. Both box type and sandwich structures, employing aluminium alloy, carbon fibre reinforced plastic, and GLARE composite materials, are being investigated. In order to develop design guidelines for these complex structures, it is necessary to combine theoretical predictions, using the finite element method, with experimental measurements of the structural response to random acoustic loading. Both types of structure will be tested in the Progressive Wave Tube facility at Southampton. In addition, it is hoped that a more comprehensive damping guide will be produced for the type of structure used in advanced aircraft design.

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Published date: 1998
Keywords: rupture, fatigue, acoustic wave, random load, aircraft, box beam composite material, fiber reinforced material, carbon fiber, sandwich structure, aluminium alloy, numerical method, probabilistic approach, finite element method, experimental study, test facility

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Local EPrints ID: 22027
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/22027
ISSN: 1475-1305
PURE UUID: 6e0072ad-5e00-4dda-90c1-b430c6a80d43

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Date deposited: 01 Feb 2007
Last modified: 08 Jan 2022 15:48

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Author: P.R. Cunningham
Author: Y. Xioa
Author: R.G. White

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