Asst.Prof.
Dept. of Mechanical,
Ponjesly College of Engineering,
Nagercoil
S.Anish
Alwin.P.J
B.E Student,
B.E Student,
Final year,
Final year,
Dept. of mechanical,
Dept. of mechanical,
Ponjesly College of Engineering, Ponjesly College of Engineering,
Nagercoil
Nagercoil
ABSTRACT:
The cold of this cardboard is to abstraction and analyze the amount accustomed accommodation and weight
accumulation of blended aircraft (Aluminium Silicon Carbide) addition with that of Aluminiumwing and
appropriately access the acceptable aircraft addition of minimum weight accomplished of address a
accustomed changeless amount after failure. And also this paper presents a model and a static analysis of the
aircraft wing, using the finite element software ANSYS. The geometry was created in CATIA V5 R18 and
imported. The static and model analysis are carried out in analysis software ANSYS. The result of from the
static analysis refers to the total deformation, equivalent stress, shear stress and shear intensity on the skin of
the aircraft wing. The model analysis will be carried out to find out the first six modes of vibrations and the
different mode shape in which wing can deform without the application of load. Compared to the conventional
Aluminiumwing, the hybridized composite wing experience far lower stresses and the aircraft wing weight
nearly 40% and 50% lower stress.
Key words: static load, aircraft wing, modes of vibrations, angles of attack, equivalent stress, shear stress and
shear intensity.
2. NACA SERIES:
1. INTRODUCTION:
In
adjustment
to
conserve
accustomed assets and economize energy, weight
abridgement has been the capital focus of
manufacturers in the present scenario. Weight
abridgement can be accomplished primarily by the
addition
of
bigger
material,
architecture
enhancement and bigger accomplishment processes.
The addition is one of the abeyant items for weight
abridgement in aircrafts as it accounts for 10% 20% of the afraid weight. The addition of blended
abstracts was fabricated it accessible to abate
weight of addition after any abridgement on amount
accustomed accommodation and stiffness. Since,
the blended abstracts accept added adaptable ache
activity accumulator accommodation and top
backbone to weight arrangement as compared with
those of Aluminium.
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3. AIRBUS A300-600:
Two 262.4 KN (59,000lb) General
Electronic CF- 80C2A1s, or two 273.6KN
(61,500lb) CF6-80C2A5s, or two 249KN (56,000lb)
Pratt & Whitney PW-4156s or Two 258KN
(58,000lb) PW-4158 turbofans.
3.1 Performance:
A300-600R best canoeing acceleration 897 km/h (484
kt), continued ambit canoeing acceleration 875km/h
(472kt). Ambit at archetypal airline operating weight
with 267 cartage with 370km (200nm) Affluence and
accepted ammunition 7505km (4050nm) with CF6s or
7540km (4070nm) with PW4000s. A300-600 ambit at
aforementioned constant 6670km (3600nm). A300-600f
ambit with best burden and affluence 4908km
(2650nm)
3.3 Dimensions
Wing amount 44, 84(147ft 1 in), breadth
54.08m (177ft 5in), acme 16.62m (54ft 6.5in). Wing
breadth 260m2 (2798.7 sqft).
4. CAD MODELING:
3.4 Capacity
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44.84
MAC (m)
6.44
Aspect ratio
7.74
Taper ratio
.3
Average
(t/c %)
properties
density
Tensile
strength
ultimate
Tensile
strength
yield
Modulus of elasticity
Poissons ratio
Fatigue strength
Shear modulus
Electrical resistivity
Thermal
conductivity
A300-600R
thickness
10.5
5. CALCULATION OF LOAD:
Metric value
2.88 g/cc
690MPa
487MPa
115GPa
0.30
210MPa
44GPa
.9x10-5 ohm-cm
150W/m-K
7. ANALYSIS:
7.1 Meshing:
The designed wing session is import into the
ANSYS. After the material; properties are given ,
the next stage of the modeling is to create meshing
of the created model . The below said parameters
are used for meshing. The mesh model of wing is as
shown in fig.
n=
The maximum take-off weight of A300-600 R is
around 1, 70,000 kg.
From the basic aerodynamics,
Lift force = load factor * weight of an aircraft.
The total lift force required to climb through 170,
the aircraft should be able to generate the lift force
1751.531 KN
Thus is the total lift force developed by each wing is
875.765 KN. This force is converted into the
pressure load, which is in the form of uniformly
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Fig.8 Mode1
Fig.5 Equivalent Stress
Fig.9 Mode2
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8. CONCLUSION:
The 3-D clay of both aluminium6061alloy and
aluminium silicon carbide blended aircraft addition
is done and analyzed. A allusive abstraction has
been
fabricated
amid
blended
and
aluminium6061alloy with account to absolute
deformation, agnate stress, microburst accent and
microburst intensity. From the results, it is empiric
that the blended aluminium silicon carbide aircraft
addition is lighter and added economical than the
accepted aluminium6061alloy addition with agnate
architecture specifications. It is empiric that the
weight abridgement of aircraft addition is
accomplished up 84.94% in case of blended than
aluminium6061alloy.So that the aircraft ability is
increased.
Fig.10 Mode3
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eng.dorinlozici
and
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for Avert Program, DOI 10.13111/ 20668201.2009.1.1.6- 2009.
Fig.11 Mode4
Fig.12 Mode5
5]
C.Mohanraj,
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Areoeleasticity
Consideration in Aerodynamic Adaptation of
wing,issn 2319-6734, Nov2012.
6] Mr. ArvindPrabhakar,CFD Analaysis of static
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Fig.13 Mode6
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