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Structural Repair using Smart Materials

机译:使用智能材料进行结构修复

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Damages such as a crackotch and delamination in aerospace, mechanical and offshore structures due to fatigue, corrosion or ac- cidence are inevitable during services. Such damages will grow at an alarming rate due to the stress/strain concentration around the dam- age locations and cause possible failures of structures [1-4]. Thus, the structural repair has become an important and practical research topic since the last several decades and attracted much attention in academy and industry. A key objective in a repair design is to lessen the stress/ strain concentration at the damaged part of a structure, e.g. the tips of the notch/crack and delamination, to reinforce the damaged structure. Structural repair with bonded materials has been the most traditionally used technology to increase the service life of damaged structures [5]. The traditional method was to meld or mount additional high stiffness patches onto the damaged area to improve the mechanical function of a damaged structure. In 2002, a patch repair of cracks in the longeron of an F16 aircraft was reported by Hart and Boogers [6]. The main cause for cracking was the occurrence of assembly stresses due to an improp- erly repaired access panel 2408. Since a conventional mechanical repair could not be done, a cost effective bonded patch repair was evaluated and applied to the cracked longeron. Titanium 6A14 V sheet was used for repair of the 2 mm thick 2024-T62 aluminium longeron flange. A symmetric bonded repair was done with a room temperature curing acrylate based adhesive. The feasibility of the proposed repair geom- etry was determined by periodic inspections to check on de-bonding and fatigue crack propagation. However, it was noted that the repair process was designed for an air craft with a limited service life (400 flight hours). A major problem is that additional stress concentration may possibly be induced at the bonding area [7]. Moreover, the repair method using normal additional patch cannot adjust itself to newly in- duced damage due to unexpected external loadings.
机译:在维修过程中,由于疲劳,腐蚀或意外事故而造成的损坏,例如航空航天,机械和近海结构中的裂纹/缺口和分层是不可避免的。由于损坏位置周围的应力/应变集中,这种破坏将以惊人的速度增长,并可能导致结构失效[1-4]。因此,自从过去的几十年以来,结构修复已经成为重要而实用的研究课题,并引起了学术界和工业界的广泛关注。维修设计的关键目标是减轻结构受损部位(例如,建筑结构)的应力/应变集中。缺口/裂纹和分层的尖端,以加固受损的结构。用粘合材料进行结构修复已成为延长受损结构使用寿命的最传统技术[5]。传统方法是将额外的高刚度贴片融合或安装到受损区域,以改善受损结构的机械功能。在2002年,Hart和Boogers报道了F16飞机纵梁上的裂缝的修补程序[6]。破裂的主要原因是由于检修面板2408的修理不当而导致装配应力的产生。由于无法进行常规的机械修理,因此评估了具有成本效益的粘合补片修理并将其应用于破裂的纵梁。钛6A14 V板用于修理2毫米厚的2024-T62铝纵梁法兰。用室温固化的丙烯酸酯基胶粘剂进行对称粘结修复。通过定期检查以检查脱胶和疲劳裂纹扩展的可能性,确定了拟议中的维修几何学的可行性。但是,应该指出的是,维修过程是为使用寿命有限(400飞行小时)的飞机设计的。一个主要的问题是在粘接区域可能会引起额外的应力集中[7]。此外,由于意外的外部负载,使用常规附加修补程序的修复方法无法将自身调整为新造成的损坏。

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