Testing of Viscoelastic Materials and their Implications on the Life Expectancy of GFRP Aircraft
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Abstract
Due to their high stiffness to weight ratios, polymer matrix composites are becoming more prevalent in the aviation industry. However, as a result of the molecular make up of the polymer matrix, viscoelastic phenomena can be observed even at room temperatures. As a result, the stress and deformation observed by this material depends not only on the applied load but also the on the load history and temperature of the material. Ottawa Aviation Services (OAS) is a flight training centre, located in Ottawa Canada, that uses the Diamond DA20-A1 Kanata, a glass fibre reinforced plastic aircraft. OAS has requested a service life prediction using a viscoelastic constituent model for increased accuracy. The focus of this analysis is the wing spar since it bears the majority of the load during flight. This report will explain the viscoelastic phenomena, the effects of temperature and load history as well as how these models are analysed using the elastic-viscoelastic correspondence principal. It will go into indepth details on the testing procedure, equipment setup and software used to determine the relaxations and compliance functions the polymer matrix. This document will also outline the theory behind the analysis of composite materials as well as the Tsai-Wu failure criteria used to determine failure. This article will finally touch on load history simulation used to determine the life expectancy based on a viscoelastic constituent model.
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