考虑屈曲的复合材料加筋壁板铺层顺序优化

提出了一种考虑屈曲的复合材料加筋壁板铺层顺序优化方法。基于复合材料加筋壁板屈曲载荷求解的能量法,系统推导了轴压载荷作用下复合材料加筋壁板蒙皮、筋条局部屈曲载荷的显示表达式,考虑了加筋壁板各板元之间的弹性支持作用及筋条下缘条的影响,引入工程法求解了加筋壁板整体屈曲载荷。基于国产自主结构分析软件HAJIF中的复合材料铺层工程数据库,以铺层参数为中间变量,利用本文提出的复合材料加筋壁板屈曲载荷求解方法,构建了考虑屈曲的复合材料加筋壁板铺层顺序优化设计流程并完成程序实现,将最小二乘法用于最优铺层顺序与工程铺层数据库的匹配。相比于传统有限元计算方法,本文提出的复合材料加筋壁板屈曲载荷求解方法具备较好的求解精度及求解效率。复合材料加筋壁板优化算例表明,采用本文提出的加筋壁板屈曲载荷分析及其优化方法,在结构重量不变的前提下,屈曲载荷提高约17%,且铺层顺序优化结果可直接从铺层工程数据库中提取并用于工程实际。      

考虑脱粘的复合材料加筋板屈曲后屈曲及承载能力数值分析

建立了复合材料层合加筋壁板的屈曲后屈曲有限元分析模型。该模型采用界面单元以有效模拟筋条和壁板之间的连接界面, 连接界面和复合材料层板分别采用Quads和Hashin失效准则作为失效判据, 引入材料刚度退化模型, 采用非线性有限元方法, 研究了复合材料加筋壁板在压缩载荷下的前后屈曲平衡路径及破坏过程。数值分析结果与实验结果吻合良好, 证明了该方法的合理有效性。详细探讨了筋条尺寸及界面单元强度等参数对加筋壁板屈曲后屈曲行为及承载能力的影响规律, 研究表明增加筋条截面惯性矩及筋条密度在一定程度上能有效提高加筋板的屈曲载荷与极限强度, 筋条密度增加到一定程度会引起结构破坏形式由失稳破坏?湮顾跗苹? 界面强度与铺层方式对极限强度有重要影响, 界面脱粘是引起加筋板最终破坏的重要因素。      

复合材料双曲率壳屈曲和后屈曲的非线性有限元研究

基于 ABAQUS软件分析平台 , 采用非线性有限元法研究了横向载荷作用下复合材料双曲率壳的屈曲和后屈曲行为。通过在有限元模型中引入 Tsai2Wu失效准则 , 预测了复合材料双曲率壳的初始失效及渐进破坏过程 , 数值结果和试验数据吻合较好 , 表明了该模型的合理有效性 , 并详细讨论了各种参数对屈曲和后屈曲行为的影响。经分析复合材料双曲率加筋壳在均布压载和剪力联合作用下的屈曲和后屈曲行为 , 得到了屈曲载荷的拟合曲线 , 研究表明顺剪力的存在有利于提高屈曲载荷。     

网格加筋圆柱壳的屈曲优化

采用“可变误差多面体逄法”对纵横加筋的说一不二壳屈曲优化问题进行了分析，文中仅限于弹性屈曲问题，且不考虑初缺陷的影响，所考虑的约束条件有：总有屈曲载荷，筋条间面板的局部屈曲截荷以及壳体材料的塑性屈服应力。     

侧边边界条件对复合材料加筋板轴压载荷下屈曲和后屈曲性能的影响

为研究侧边边界条件对复合材料加筋板压缩稳定性能的影响,首先采用有限元软件对压缩载荷作用下的复合材料加筋板进行建模数值计算,得到加筋板在侧边简支和自由2种边界条件下的屈曲载荷和形式,然后采用工程计算方法对加筋板轴压承载能力进行了估算,参考计算结果,分别对侧边有支持和侧边自由2组加筋板进行轴向压缩试验,分析侧边边界条件对试验件的屈曲形式、屈曲载荷以及后屈曲破坏过程的影响。试验结果表明：侧边支持条件会影响加筋板的屈曲形式和破坏形式。对于侧边有支持的试验件,屈曲后整体变形较小,筋条的压缩断裂是主要的破坏形式;而侧边自由的试验件屈曲后会逐渐出现整体弯曲变形,变形引起的筋条脱粘和弯曲断裂则是主要的破坏形式,且筋条脱粘会显著降低结构的承载能力。有限元计算结果与试验结果较吻合,验证了有限元模型的合理性。采用工程计算方法对侧边有支持的加筋板承载能力进行估算具有较好的精度。     

复合载荷作用变刚度复合材料回转壳屈曲优化

通过曲线纤维轨迹设计,变刚度复合材料回转壳将拥有比常刚度（直线纤维）回转壳更好的抗屈曲稳定性,为此,研究了复合载荷作用下曲线纤维铺层形式和几何参数对变刚度复合材料回转壳屈曲性能的影响规律。首先根据回转壳横截面圆弧变化改进曲线纤维角度线性描述方法,建立了变刚度复合材料回转壳的参数化有限元模型;其次,结合序列二次响应面方法和回转壳屈曲优化模型,搭建了复合材料回转壳曲线纤维轨迹优化的设计流程;最后,以准各向同性铺层复合材料回转壳为比较基准,对弯扭载荷作用变刚度圆柱壳和轴压、弯矩和扭矩分别作用变刚度椭圆柱壳在不同铺层方式、不同几何参数下的屈曲性能进行了优化比较。结果表明:弯扭载荷作用下,变刚度圆柱壳的屈曲性能随弯矩载荷占比增加而提高,且均好于准各向同性圆柱壳,但扭矩载荷占优时,优化常刚度圆柱壳的屈曲性能更具有优势;不同载荷作用下,具有较小截面方向比的变刚度椭圆柱壳屈曲性能要明显好于对应的准各向同性椭圆柱壳,且横截面越接近圆形,曲线纤维对椭圆柱壳屈曲性能的改善越弱。      

复合材料整体加筋板轴压后屈曲失效评估方法

在飞机结构设计中,为高效完成复合材料加筋板结构设计,亟需一种快速有效的复合材料整体加筋板后屈曲失效评估方法。采用商业有限元软件ABAQUS建立了加筋板有限元模型,研究了复合材料整体加筋板的轴压后屈曲失效评估方法,即“整体-局部”法。通过对单筋条壁板后屈曲的失效分析发现,“整体-局部”法可得到初始脱胶时的位移和载荷值以及较准确的破坏载荷值,是一种能有效确定加筋板后屈曲失效情况的快速评估方法,对提高结构设计效率和减轻飞机结构质量具有重要的工程意义。     

面内线性变化载荷作用复合材料层合板的振动与屈曲优化

采用广义微分求积（GDQ）法开展了不同边界条件下承受面内线性变化载荷作用复合材料层合板振动与屈曲的分析与优化。针对GDQ法求解面内线性变化载荷工况复合材料层合板屈曲问题存在计算振荡、不收敛现象,提出载荷扰动策略实现了GDQ法对复合材料层合板屈曲问题的稳定高效求解。基于基础圆频率和临界屈曲载荷系数的归一化指标,分析了铺层角度对复合材料层合板综合性能的影响,并结合直接搜索模拟退火算法开展了复合材料层合板的铺层顺序优化。结果表明:铺层角度变化对屈曲性能的影响明显强于频率特性;面内线性变化载荷中,以弯曲载荷作用下复合材料层合板的优化综合性能受边界条件变化的影响最小,而优化铺层角度受边界条件变化的影响最大。研究结果为复杂载荷作用下复合材料层合板的设计提供了参考。      

脱胶缺陷尺寸对复合材料加筋板屈曲及后屈曲特性的影响

为确定脱胶缺陷对复合材料加筋板屈曲及后屈曲特性的影响,对含不同脱胶缺陷工型筋条的复合材料加筋板进行了压缩试验研究。结果表明,30 mm和50 mm的缺陷对试验件承载能力影响很小,当缺陷尺寸增至80 mm时,试验件后屈曲承载能力明显下降。借助超声检测技术对缺陷的扩展行为进行了监测,结果表明,当压缩载荷达到破坏载荷的85.3%时,预制缺陷的对角位置处出现扩展迹象。通过影像云纹法获得两半波和三半波失稳模态的形成过程。对失稳模态的监测结果还表明,随缺陷长度增加,该型加筋板的失稳模态从三半波向两半波转换。在试验基础上,利用ABAQUS软件建立有限元（FE）模型,依次进行了屈曲及后屈曲过程的数值模拟。屈曲分析用于获得试验件的失稳载荷及模态,在后屈曲分析中将失稳波形以几何扰动的形式引入FE模型,最终计算结果与试验结果基本吻合,表明该模型可以用于复合材料加筋板屈曲及后屈曲性能的预测。     

湿热环境对航空复合材料加筋板压缩屈曲和后屈曲性能的影响

使航空复合材料加筋板在湿热环境中(70°C、水浴)达到吸湿饱和状态,对普通加筋板(A型)和吸湿饱和加筋板(B型)进行压缩实验。两类加筋板的破坏形貌相似,主要是筋条的断裂、脱粘和壁板的分层、撕裂,但破坏位置显著不同,A型加筋板的破坏位置均在加筋板中部附近,而B型分别在靠近两端的部位破坏,表明B型加筋板的破坏位置具有不确定性。两类加筋板的屈曲形式均为筋条间壁板的屈曲和中间2根筋条的屈曲,但两类加筋板相同位置的失稳壁板的弯曲方向相反,说明湿热环境对失稳壁板的弯曲方向影响较大。B型加筋板在压缩载荷下仍存在后屈曲过程,湿热环境对加筋板的屈曲载荷影响较小,对破坏载荷影响较大,较A型加筋板相比两者分别下降了3.1%和22.2%。     

Postbuckling analysis of axially-loaded functionally graded cylindrical shells in thermal environments

A postbuckling analysis is presented for a functionally graded cylindrical thin shell of finite length subjected to compressive axial loads and in thermal environments. Material properties are assumed to be temperature-dependent, and graded in the thickness direction according to a simple power law distribution in terms of the volume fractions of the constituents. The governing equations are based on the classical shell theory with von Kármán–Donnell-type of kinematic nonlinearity. The nonlinear prebuckling deformations and initial geometric imperfections of the shell are both taken into account. A boundary layer theory of shell buckling, which includes the effects of nonlinear prebuckling deformations, large deflections in the postbuckling range, and initial geometric imperfections of the shell, is extended to the case of functionally graded cylindrical shells. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the buckling loads and postbuckling equilibrium paths. The numerical illustrations concern the postbuckling response of axially-loaded, perfect and imperfect, cylindrical thin shells with two constituent materials and under different sets of thermal environments. The effects played by temperature rise, volume fraction distribution, shell geometric parameter, and initial geometric imperfections are studied.     

Buckling and postbuckling of anisotropic laminated cylindrical shells under combined axial compression and torsion

A postbuckling analysis is presented for an anisotropic laminated cylindrical shell of finite length subjected to combined loading of axial compression and torsion. The governing equations are based on classical shell theory with von Kármán–Donnell-type of kinematic nonlinearity and including the extension–twist, extension–flexural and flexural–twist couplings. The nonlinear prebuckling deformations and initial geometric imperfections of the shell are both taken into account. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine interactive buckling loads and postbuckling equilibrium paths. The numerical illustrations concern the postbuckling response of perfect and imperfect, anisotropic laminated cylindrical shells for different values of load-proportional parameters. The results show that the postbuckling characteristics depend significantly upon the load-proportional parameter. The results reveal that in combined loading cases the postbuckling equilibrium path is unstable and the shell structure is imperfection-sensitive.     

Non-linear buckling and postbuckling of shear deformable anisotropic laminated cylindrical shell subjected to varying external pressure loads

Non-linear buckling and postbuckling of a moderately thick anisotropic laminated cylindrical shell of finite length subjected to lateral pressure, hydrostatic pressure and external liquid pressure has been presented in the paper. The material of each layer of the shell is assumed to be linearly elastic, anisotropic and fiber-reinforced. The governing equations are based on a higher order shear deformation shell theory with von Kármán–Donnell-type of kinematic non-linearity and including the extension/twist, extension/flexural and flexural/twist couplings. The non-linear prebuckling deformations and initial geometric imperfections of the shell are both taken into account. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the buckling pressure and postbuckling equilibrium paths. The numerical illustrations concern the postbuckling response of perfect and imperfect, moderately thick, anisotropic laminated cylindrical shells with different values of shell parameters and stacking sequence. The results confirm that there exists a circumferential stress along with an associate shear stress when the shell is subjected to external pressure.     

Optimal design of general stiffened composite circular cylinders for global buckling with strength constraints

A design strategy for optimal design of composite grid-stiffened cylinders subjected to global and local buckling constraints and strength constraints was developed using a discrete optimizer based on a genetic algorithm. An improved smeared stiffener theory was used for the global analysis. Local buckling of skin segments were assessed using a Rayleigh-Ritz method that accounts for material anisotropy. The local buckling of stiffener segments were also assessed. Constraints on the axial membrane strain in the skin and stiffener segments were imposed to include strength criteria in the grid-stiffened cylinder design. Design variables used in this study were the axial and transverse stiffener spacings, stiffener height and thickness, skin laminate stacking sequence and stiffening configuration, where stiffening configuration is a design variable that indicates the combination of axial, transverse and diagonal stiffener in the grid-stiffened cylinder. The design optimization process was adapted to identify the best suited stiffening configurations and stiffener spacings for grid-stiffened composite cylinder with the length and radius of the cylinder, the design in-plane loads and material properties as inputs. The effect of having axial membrane strain constraints in the skin and stiffener segments in the optimization process is also studied for selected stiffening configurations.     

Effects of boundary conditions on buckling and postbuckling responses of composite laminate with various shaped cutouts

The objective of the present work is to study the effects of flexural boundary conditions on buckling and postbuckling behavior of axially compressed quasi-isotropic laminate, (+45/−45/0/90)_2s with various shaped cutouts (i.e., circular, square, diamond, elliptical–vertical and elliptical–horizontal) of various sizes using the finite element method. The FEM formulation is based on first order shear deformation theory and von Karman’s assumptions are used to incorporate geometric nonlinearity. The 3-D Tsai-Hill criterion is used to predict the failure of a lamina while the onset of delamination is predicted by the interlaminar failure criterion. It is observed that the laminates clamped and simply supported on all edges have the highest and lowest buckling and postbuckling strength, respectively, irrespective of cutouts shape and size. It is also noted that a fully clamped laminate with large size elliptical–vertical cutout can take higher compressive buckling load than the laminate without cutout for same boundary condition.     

Postbuckling of functionally graded fiber reinforced composite laminated cylindrical shells, Part I: Theory and solutions

Buckling and postbuckling behavior are presented for fiber reinforced composite (FRC) laminated cylindrical shells subjected to axial compression or a uniform external pressure in thermal environments. Two kinds of fiber reinforced composite laminated shells, namely, uniformly distributed (UD) and functionally graded (FG) reinforcements, are considered. The governing equations are based on a higher order shear deformation shell theory with von Kármán-type of kinematic non-linearity and including the extension-twist, extension-flexural and flexural-twist couplings. The thermal effects are also included, and the material properties of FRC laminated cylindrical shells are estimated through a micromechanical model and are assumed to be temperature dependent. The non-linear prebuckling deformations and the initial geometric imperfections of the shell are both taken into account. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the buckling loads and postbuckling equilibrium paths of FRC laminated cylindrical shells.     

Postbuckling of nanotube-reinforced composite cylindrical shells in thermal environments,Part II: Pressure-loaded shells

A postbuckling analysis is presented for nanocomposite cylindrical shells reinforced by single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) subjected to lateral or hydrostatic pressure in thermal environments. The multi-scale model for functionally graded carbon nanotube-reinforced composite (FG-CNTRC) shells under external pressure is proposed and a singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the buckling pressure and postbuckling equilibrium path. Numerical results for pressure-loaded, perfect and imperfect, FG-CNTRC cylindrical shells are obtained under different sets of thermal environmental conditions. The results for uniformly distributed CNTRC shell, which is a special case in the present study, are compared with those of the FG-CNTRC shell. The results show that the linear functionally graded reinforcements can increase the buckling pressure as well as postbuckling strength of the shell under external pressure. The results reveal that the carbon nanotube volume fraction has a significant effect on the buckling pressure and postbuckling behavior of CNTRC shells.     

Nonlinear behavior and buckling of cylindrical shells subjected to localized external pressure

Buckling loads and postbuckling behavior of cylindrical shells subjected to localized external pressure are considered. The modified extended Kantorovich method with path-tracing technique is applied to determine the buckling loads of the cylindrical shells. It is found that the load is dependent nonmonotonically on geometrical parameters of the area subjected to external pressure. Respective postbuckling shapes show correlation with the shapes corresponding to secondary bifurcation paths for the cases of a cylindrical shell under uniform external pressure and a cylindrical shell under uniform axial load.