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Mechanical Characterization of Composite Layered Structures Used in Aviation Turbines

Elena Felicia BEZNEA, Ionel CHIRICA, Valeriu VILAG
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Published 30 Sep 2016
Pages 443–447

Abstract

Aeronautic industry is on the trend of development and more comforts are being incorporated in the aircrafts. On the other hand it is necessary to achieve stringent demand of fuel economy and high performance at low cost. To achieve high fuel economy the aeronautics manufacturers are induced to reduce weight in the possible fields. Light weight composite materials like carbon fiber for the impeller of aerodynamic compressors have been used to achieve the requirements of the aeronautics industry. The paper is focused on the FEM modeling and experimental determination of the two tests of the composite material characteristics used for the impeller of aerodynamic compressors.

Keywords: CFRPs materials; Mechanical tests; FEM modelling

How to Cite this Article

BEZNEA, E., CHIRICA, I., & VILAG, V. (2016). Mechanical Characterization of Composite Layered Structures Used in Aviation Turbines. Materiale Plastice, 53(3), 443–447.
BEZNEA E, CHIRICA I, VILAG V. Mechanical Characterization of Composite Layered Structures Used in Aviation Turbines. Materiale Plastice. 2016;53(3):443–447.
E. BEZNEA, I. CHIRICA, and V. VILAG, "Mechanical Characterization of Composite Layered Structures Used in Aviation Turbines,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 53, no. 3, pp. 443–447, 2016.
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