2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11029-017-9631-6
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Changes in the Thermal and Dimensional Stability of the Structure of a Polymer Composite After Carbonization

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“…Modern rocket and space equipment have a series of features that distinguish it as a separate class of equipment, which necessitates the development of specific methods for optimal design [14]. Given that for cases involving metallic products the sequence of optimal design is, to some extent, predefined, for cases involving composites each set of technical requirements implies a variety of possible combinations, as such a material is constructed at the same time as the structure [11,[13][14][15]. That explains the significant attention that has been paid recently to the task on optimal design of composite assemblies related to the considered class of equipment.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modern rocket and space equipment have a series of features that distinguish it as a separate class of equipment, which necessitates the development of specific methods for optimal design [14]. Given that for cases involving metallic products the sequence of optimal design is, to some extent, predefined, for cases involving composites each set of technical requirements implies a variety of possible combinations, as such a material is constructed at the same time as the structure [11,[13][14][15]. That explains the significant attention that has been paid recently to the task on optimal design of composite assemblies related to the considered class of equipment.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, the material of the orthotropic skin is considered to be known. Its properties are determined from expressions [28,29]: The specific use of the optimization procedure requires extremely high rigidity of compartment frames. In this case, the weight of the frames exceeds the weight of the shell itself and this approach does not lead to optimal by weight design of the system in general [20].…”
Section: Procedures For Weight-based Optimization Of Multicompartment mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sandwich structures with a cellular filler are widely used in the assemblies of different classes of equipment [1][2][3]. They possess a series of undeniable advantages among other structural and technological solutions, including high bending rigidity, weight perfection, thereby providing for a high level of thermal dimensional stability under a temperature effect [4][5][6].…”
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confidence: 99%