Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM

In this paper, a novel approach in assessing the structural integrity of cracked composite plates under the aeroelastic condition by using XFEM is presented. To the authors’ knowledge, this is the first time that aeroelastic condition is coupled in XFEM to model the crack propagations. Previous rese...

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Main Authors: Abdullah, Nur Azam, Akbar, Mahesa, Wirawan, Nanda, Curiel-Sosa, Jose Luis
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spelling iium-749602019-10-21T02:34:48Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/74960/ Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM Abdullah, Nur Azam Akbar, Mahesa Wirawan, Nanda Curiel-Sosa, Jose Luis TJ170 Mechanics applied to machinery. Dynamics TJ181 Mechanical movements TL500 Aeronautics TL787 Astronautics In this paper, a novel approach in assessing the structural integrity of cracked composite plates under the aeroelastic condition by using XFEM is presented. To the authors’ knowledge, this is the first time that aeroelastic condition is coupled in XFEM to model the crack propagations. Previous researches from the literature had only considered a static crack condition. This research focuses on determining the first failure experienced by the cracked composite plate, either the crack will propagate causing a fracture, or the composite plate will fail due to aeroelastic instability imposed at the critical flutter speed. The proposed scheme is used to solve the limitation in XFEM within Abaqus that only general static and implicit dynamic analysis can be performed. The structure is assumed to interact with minimal gust, and the deflections by time are expressed in the equation of periodic motion based on Fourier Series Function (FSF). The results show that at a particular fibre orientation, once the damaged composite plate is deformed due to the dynamics load at dive speed, it fails due to the crack propagation first instead of the flutter. In contrast, another fibre configuration shows good resistance to crack propagation and fails due to flutter instability. Elsevier 2019-09-09 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/74960/1/Structural%20integrity%20assessment%20on%20cracked%20composites%20interaction%20with%20aeroelastic%20constraint%20by%20means%20of%20XFEM%20_%20Elsevier%20Enhanced%20Reader.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/74960/6/74960_Structural%20integrity%20assessment%20on%20cracked%20composites_scopus.pdf Abdullah, Nur Azam and Akbar, Mahesa and Wirawan, Nanda and Curiel-Sosa, Jose Luis (2019) Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM. Composite Structures. ISSN 0263-8223
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topic TJ170 Mechanics applied to machinery. Dynamics
TJ181 Mechanical movements
TL500 Aeronautics
TL787 Astronautics
spellingShingle TJ170 Mechanics applied to machinery. Dynamics
TJ181 Mechanical movements
TL500 Aeronautics
TL787 Astronautics
Abdullah, Nur Azam
Akbar, Mahesa
Wirawan, Nanda
Curiel-Sosa, Jose Luis
Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM
description In this paper, a novel approach in assessing the structural integrity of cracked composite plates under the aeroelastic condition by using XFEM is presented. To the authors’ knowledge, this is the first time that aeroelastic condition is coupled in XFEM to model the crack propagations. Previous researches from the literature had only considered a static crack condition. This research focuses on determining the first failure experienced by the cracked composite plate, either the crack will propagate causing a fracture, or the composite plate will fail due to aeroelastic instability imposed at the critical flutter speed. The proposed scheme is used to solve the limitation in XFEM within Abaqus that only general static and implicit dynamic analysis can be performed. The structure is assumed to interact with minimal gust, and the deflections by time are expressed in the equation of periodic motion based on Fourier Series Function (FSF). The results show that at a particular fibre orientation, once the damaged composite plate is deformed due to the dynamics load at dive speed, it fails due to the crack propagation first instead of the flutter. In contrast, another fibre configuration shows good resistance to crack propagation and fails due to flutter instability.
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author Abdullah, Nur Azam
Akbar, Mahesa
Wirawan, Nanda
Curiel-Sosa, Jose Luis
author_facet Abdullah, Nur Azam
Akbar, Mahesa
Wirawan, Nanda
Curiel-Sosa, Jose Luis
author_sort Abdullah, Nur Azam
title Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM
title_short Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM
title_full Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM
title_fullStr Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM
title_full_unstemmed Structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of XFEM
title_sort structural integrity assessment on cracked composites interaction with aeroelastic constraint by means of xfem
publisher Elsevier
publishDate 2019
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