A hybrid finite element approach is presented for the analysis of cracked panels with riveted doublers in airframe structures (Al). The method uses the super element developed by Tong to model the cracked panel with rivet holes, springs to model the rivets, and regular finite elements to model the doubler. The super element accurately models the crack and rivet holes of the skin while the regular finite element method provides the versatility to take into account the variety of doubler designs. Numerical results are presented to demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of this approach, and to compare different doubler designs
In the race for developing aircraft with lighter airframe, aiming at increasing aircraft payload and...
The substructured finite element/extended finite element (S-FE/XFE) approach is used to compute stre...
Aircraft repair is gaining importance for extending the fatigue life of aging aircrafts and also for...
The performance of a riveted patch repair, applied on a cracked panel, is simulated by using both a ...
In this work, experimental and numerical analyses of repairs on carbon fiber reinforced epoxy (CFRE)...
The paper deals with the modelling of riveted assemblies for full-scale complete aircraft crashworth...
Multiple site damage (MSD) is a type of cracking that may be found in aging airplanes which can adve...
In this work, the performance of a new methodology, based on the Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM)...
The advanced repair solutions investigated within this research programme, both mechanically fastene...
In this work, the performance of a new methodology, based on the Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM)...
Abstract: Amethod using the concept of singular hybrid finite element for the determination of the s...
AbstractThe paper deals with the modelling of riveted assemblies for full-scale complete aircraft cr...
Integrity enhancement of damaged or design deficient structures through repairs is attracting consid...
This paper focuses on the use of the Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM), as implemented in a commer...
A design methodology which generates optimal mechanical repairs for aging aircraft is presented. Fin...
In the race for developing aircraft with lighter airframe, aiming at increasing aircraft payload and...
The substructured finite element/extended finite element (S-FE/XFE) approach is used to compute stre...
Aircraft repair is gaining importance for extending the fatigue life of aging aircrafts and also for...
The performance of a riveted patch repair, applied on a cracked panel, is simulated by using both a ...
In this work, experimental and numerical analyses of repairs on carbon fiber reinforced epoxy (CFRE)...
The paper deals with the modelling of riveted assemblies for full-scale complete aircraft crashworth...
Multiple site damage (MSD) is a type of cracking that may be found in aging airplanes which can adve...
In this work, the performance of a new methodology, based on the Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM)...
The advanced repair solutions investigated within this research programme, both mechanically fastene...
In this work, the performance of a new methodology, based on the Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM)...
Abstract: Amethod using the concept of singular hybrid finite element for the determination of the s...
AbstractThe paper deals with the modelling of riveted assemblies for full-scale complete aircraft cr...
Integrity enhancement of damaged or design deficient structures through repairs is attracting consid...
This paper focuses on the use of the Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM), as implemented in a commer...
A design methodology which generates optimal mechanical repairs for aging aircraft is presented. Fin...
In the race for developing aircraft with lighter airframe, aiming at increasing aircraft payload and...
The substructured finite element/extended finite element (S-FE/XFE) approach is used to compute stre...
Aircraft repair is gaining importance for extending the fatigue life of aging aircrafts and also for...