Effect of different natural composite material lyres on structural analysis of Aircraft body
Author(s):
Ahmed Salman Hammood1†, Mohammed Helayel Resun Al karaishi2‡, Ahmed A. Taher‡3, Laith Jaafer Habeeb†4
Affiliation(s):
†Training and Workshop Center, University of Technology – Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq.
‡Mechanical Dept., Engineering Faculty, University of Kufa, Baghdad, Iraq.
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Composite materials and their application to each part in the aviation sector are one of the key considerations due to the high strength-to-weight ratio, versatile nature, and non-corrosive quality, so that composite material is commonly used in low-weight construction and can also be considered as a suitable alternative to metals. The composite material has evaluated at static load, choosing similar conditions and load but adjusting the layer order. Ansys workbench ACP-pre is used to examine the material. As a result, multiple outcome deformations were observed. The result also shows that the composite 3 illustrations smallest deformation in the z-direction as well as a minimum total stain with a value of 14.265 and 0.1235, respectively