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Impact Damage and Residual Strength Analysis of Composite Panels with Bonded Stiffeners

Madan, RC
Douglas Aircraft Co., McDonnell Douglas Corp., Long Beach, CA

Shuart, MJ
NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA


Pages: 22    Published: Jan 1990


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Abstract

Blade-stiffened, compression-loaded cover panels were designed, manufactured, analyzed, and tested. All panels were fabricated from IM6/1808I interleafed graphite-epoxy. An orthotropic blade stiffener and an orthotropic skin were selected to satisfy the design requirements for an advanced aircraft configuration. All specimens were impact damaged prior to testing. Experimental results were obtained for three- and five-stiffener panels. Analytical results described interlaminar forces caused by impact and predicted specimen residual strength. The analytical results compared reasonably with the experimental results for residual strength of the specimens.


Keywords:
composite materials, damage tolerance, residual stress, producibility, impact damage, interlaminar stresses, interleaf material

Paper ID: STP24108S
Committee/Subcommittee: D30.02
DOI: 10.1520/STP24108S
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