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Detailed Post-Soft Impact Progressive Damage Assessment for Hybrid Structure Jet Engines.
| 题名： | Detailed Post-Soft Impact Progressive Damage Assessment for Hybrid Structure Jet Engines. |
| 作者： | A., Siddens; J., Bayandor; M. L., Celestina |
| 关键词： | Biological Models (mathematics); Bird-aircraft Collisions; Birds; Computerized Simulation; Crashworthiness; Damage Assessment; Design Analysis; Dynamic Models; Engine Design; Fan Blades; Finite Elemen |
| 摘要： | Currently, certification of engine designs for resistance to bird strike is reliant on physical tests. Predictive modeling of engine structural damage has mostly been limited to evaluation of individual forward section components, such as fan blades within a fixed frame of reference, to direct impact with a bird. Such models must be extended to include interactions among engine components under operating conditions to evaluate the full extent of engine damage. This paper presents the results of a study aim to develop a methodology for evaluating bird strike damage in advanced propulsion systems incorporating hybrid composite/metal structures. The initial degradation and failure of individual fan blades struck by a bird were investigated. Subsequent damage to other fan blades and engine components due to resultant violent fan assembly vibrations and fragmentation was further evaluated. Various modeling parameters for the bird and engine components were investigated to determine guidelines for accurately capturing initial damage and progressive failure of engine components. Then, a novel hybrid structure modeling approach was investigated and incorporated into the crashworthiness methodology. Such a tool is invaluable to the process of design, development, and certification of future advanced propulsion systems. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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