Integrally Panel Strength Design Method of the Thick Skin for “T”

Yan Yabin; Yang Hualun

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Integrally Panel Strength Design Method of the Thick Skin for “T”

Yan Yabin, Yang Hualun

Published in Engineering and Applied Sciences (Volume 4, Issue 6)

Received: 20 November 2019 Accepted: 5 December 2019 Published: 10 December 2019

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Abstract

Based on the design methodology of the integral panel in the "aircraft design manual", the structure with the higher load-carrying capacity can be obtained under the optimal design area ratio. However, the determination of the of the separation surface location between the skin and the stringer is great obstacle during the actual design work. In this paper, some research works have been done to solve this problem. For the T-shaped integral panel with skin thickness ranging from 4mm-6mm, the position of a separating surface has been determined, and the area ratio of the skin to the stringer has been determined. At the same time, the optimal design area ratio of the skin to the stringer is obtained by calculation and experimental verification under the condition that the structural quality is certain and the maximum unstable load is taken as the design objective. The 4mm-6mm-thickness skin T-shaped integral panel designed with this area ratio has the strongest ability to bear axial compression load and the smallest structure weight. This paper makes up some defects of the integral panel design in the data, provides some basic data support for the majority of aircraft designers, and facilitates the engineering designers to carry out fine design work and improve the quality of aircraft design.

Published in	Engineering and Applied Sciences (Volume 4, Issue 6)
DOI	10.11648/j.eas.20190406.15
Page(s)	164-168
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T-shaped Integral Panels, The Ratio of the Area, Axial Compression Load

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Yan Yabin

AVIC XAC Commercial Aircraft Co. Ltd, Xi'an, China
Yang Hualun

AVIC XAC Commercial Aircraft Co. Ltd, Xi'an, China

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