Optimized design method for initial size of thin-wall structure for wings and body of aircraft
A thin-walled structure and size optimization technology, which is applied in the fields of instruments, calculations, and special data processing applications, can solve the problems of insufficient research on stiffness and strength of thin-walled structures, time constraints, and inability to provide optimization solutions, etc.
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[0118] The method for optimal design of the initial size of the thin-walled structure of the aircraft wing and fuselage is specifically completed through the following steps:
[0119] 1) Summarize the design section load and basic structure definition of the thin-walled structure of the wing and fuselage:
[0120] Given the overall layout of the aircraft's wings and fuselage, plan the positions of transverse reinforcements (such as ribs, frames) and longitudinal members (such as stringers), and determine the distance L between adjacent transverse reinforcements and the distance between adjacent longitudinal members W, the number n of longitudinal pieces, the position of the longitudinal pieces, etc. Combined with engineering beam theory, the bending moment M at the centroid position of the section can be calculated x , torque M z , axial force N z and shear force Q y .
[0121] See figure 1 and figure 2 , the occupancy angle of each longitudinal member on the section c...
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