Runway Debris Impact on Aircraft Composite Parts

Michele Buonsanti; Fortunato Ceravolo; Giovanni Leonardi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.754.283

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Runway Debris Impact on Aircraft Composite Parts

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In this paper, we perform the behavior of aeronautics composite material subjected to a low energy impact. The proposed study considers the dynamic impact between a small piece of granular material and a large body of composite material. The principal aim is to simulate the impact of runway debris thrown up by the landing gear against an airplane structure. In the simulation, a CFRP composite panel impacted by granular particles at low speed is considered. The finite element analysis, initially on the macroscale and subsequently on the micro-scale, shows the delamination inside the composite according to the experimental results.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 754)

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September 2017

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Michele Buonsanti*, Fortunato Ceravolo, Giovanni Leonardi

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Composite Low Impact, Damage, Runway Debris, Runway Risk Assessment

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