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Challenges in Modelling of Lightning-Induced Delamination; Effect of Temperature-Dependent Interfacial Properties.
| 题名： | Challenges in Modelling of Lightning-Induced Delamination; Effect of Temperature-Dependent Interfacial Properties. |
| 作者： | E. J., Pineda; P., Naghipour; S., Arnold |
| 关键词： | Aircraft Structures; Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastics; Damage Assessment; Delaminating; Finite Element Method; Heat Transfer; Laminates; Lightning; Performance Prediction; Prediction Analysis Techniqu |
| 摘要： | Lightning is a major cause of damage in laminated composite aerospace structures during flight. Due to the dielectric nature of Carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRPs), the high energy induced by lightning strike transforms into extreme, localized surface temperature accompanied with a high-pressure shockwave resulting in extensive damage. It is crucial to develop a numerical tool capable of predicting the damage induced from a lightning strike to supplement extremely expensive lightning experiments. Delamination is one of the most significant failure modes resulting from a lightning strike. It can be extended well beyond the visible damage zone, and requires sophisticated techniques and equipment to detect. A popular technique used to model delamination is the cohesive zone approach. Since the loading induced from a lightning strike event is assumed to consist of extreme localized heating, the cohesive zone formulation should additionally account for temperature effects. However, the sensitivity to this dependency remains unknown. Therefore, the major focus point of this work is to investigate the importance of this dependency via defining various temperature dependency profiles for the cohesive zone properties, and analyzing the corresponding delamination area. Thus, a detailed numerical model consisting of multidirectional composite plies with temperature-dependent cohesive elements in between is subjected to lightning (excessive amount of heat and pressure) and delamination/damage expansion is studied under specified conditions. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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