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OPTIMIZATION OF COMPOSITE BOLTED JOINT DESIGN
Date
1994-06-01
Author
ANKARA, AO
DARA, BG
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An investigation for the development of an interactive computer program for the assessment of strength of a single fastener composite joint in single shear was carried out. Database from previous experimental programs and design sources was evaluated for the establishment of the program. Some experiments were also done with single shear bolted carbon fiber reinforced composite laminates. The suggested computer program models the joint behavior by considering the laminates as homogeneous plates with representative constant Young's moduli and the fastener as a short beam lying on a foundation with constant foundation modulus. Assessment is based on the computed stress distribution in the shank and along the lap thicknesses. The developed program is to be used for optimization purposes with a minimum input yielding short turn-around times allowing many design iterations.
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Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence
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Engineering, Mechanical
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Materials Science, Composites
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/66062
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A. ANKARA and B. DARA, “OPTIMIZATION OF COMPOSITE BOLTED JOINT DESIGN,” 1994, p. 347, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/66062.
