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Aerothermoelastic analysis of curvilinear fiber variable stiffness laminated panels in supersonic flow

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The thermal buckling and nonlinear flutter characteristics of laminated composite panels with curvilinear fiber paths in supersonic flow are examined. The Mindlin thick theory along with the von-Kármán larger deformation relationship is adopted for structural modeling and the first-order aerodynamic piston theory for loading effects of the supersonic airflow, respectively. Also, the thermal stress and the change of mechanical properties of the material caused by the temperature rise are considered. The governing nonlinear equations of motion are obtained by using the virtual work principle, and the final partial differential equations of motion are discretized by using the finite element method, which is, respectively, solved by complex mode method in frequency domain and the Newmark method in time domain. After the validity of the presented method, the effects of curved fiber angle, temperature rise, dynamic pressure on the frequency coalescence, thermal buckling, limit cycle oscillation, and stability boundary of the curved fiber variable stiffness laminated panel are investigated in detail.

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This research is supported by the Open Fund for Key Laboratory of Airworthiness Certification Technology of Civil Aviation Aircraft (Grant No. SH2020112705), the Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11702325) and Key Research and Development Projects in Hebei Province (Grant No. 21350401D).

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Gao, Y., Duan, J., Lei, Y. et al. Aerothermoelastic analysis of curvilinear fiber variable stiffness laminated panels in supersonic flow. Acta Mech 233, 4327–4345 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00707-022-03331-2

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