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    Stress Analysis of Stiffened Panel

    with Two Bay Crack Under Biaxial

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    By,

    Avinash V DharwadkarBVBCET

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    Contents

    Introduction

    Sources of local damage

    Problem Definition

    Scope of the project

    Literature survey

    Stiffened panel

    Conclusion

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    Introduction

    Aircrafts are complex structure of stiffened panels. The

    stiffeners are the main components there are various types of

    stiffeners being used based on type of the parts being

    manufactred.In this project hat stiffeners are used, crack

    stoppers, L bulk heads, Z Transverse stiffeners are used They

    are all connected each other by means of rivets. This stiffened

    panel is loaded biaxilly,in actual case the pressurized fuselage

    inner side there is a pressure acting all over of fuselage as well

    as tensile force is acting on either side .

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    Sources of local damage

    In this project taking small portion of the fuselage i.e. fuselage

    cutout creating actual loading conditions analysis will be

    carried out in patran and nastran software's by inserting the

    two bay crack. Reasons for crack to develop are

    Foreign material or pabble may hit the fuselage on the

    runway.

    Fatigue loading

    Tool work in in the assembly hanger.

    Engine blades may hit the fuselage in the event of bird hit.

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    Problem Statement

    Stress analysis of stiffened panel by inserting a two

    bay crack in plate.

    Effect of biaxial loading.

    Length of crack versus load

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    Scope of the Project

    By the simulation we will come to know the

    maximum stresses and deformation.

    Von moises stresses and the stresses along Y

    component.

    Stresses at the crack region.

    Simulation of fatigue breaking of the L-bulkheads.

    Crack arrest phenomenon is carried out in simulation.

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    Broad field of fracture mechanics

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    Literature survey

    T. Swift,The fatigue and damage tolerance capability

    of pressurized fuselage

    structure is extremely sensitive to stress level,

    geometrical design, and material choice. Considerableimprovements have been made in designing fuselage

    structure to sustain large, obviously detectable

    damage. The historical evolution of these

    improvements isdiscussed.in, Damage Tolerance in

    Pressurized Fuselages.

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    M. M. Ratwani and D. P. Wilhem, Influence of

    biaxial loading on analysis of cracked stiffened

    panels.

    The analytical results of crack openings and stresses inthe stringer are compared to the experimental results.

    It is found that contrary to the behavior of unstiffened

    structures, the stress intensity factors values and crack

    openings increase for positive biaxial load ratios in

    cracked stiffened structures.

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    J.R. Yeh, M. Kulak,Fracture analysis of cracked

    orthotropic skin panels with riveted stiffeners

    The results obtained from the analytical method are

    compared with Finite element results. Goodagreement of these results demonstrates the validity

    and accuracy of the analytical method. A one-bay

    crack and a two-bay crack with center stiffener either

    intact or broken are evaluated.

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    stiffened panel

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    Components

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    Fuselage Cutout

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    Stiffened panel

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    References

    T. Swift,The fatigue and damage tolerance capability

    of pressurized fuselage.

    M. M. Ratwani and D. P. Wilhem, Influence of

    biaxial loading on analysis of cracked stiffenedpanels.

    J.R. Yeh, M. Kulak, Fracture analysis of cracked

    orthotropic skin panels with riveted stiffeners

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    Thank you