Study on the behavior of sunk screw connection between cabins in the rocket

Liu, Xiaogang; Zhang, Xiaotian; Wang, Ruiqing; Wang, Wenlong

doi:10.1016/j.actaastro.2019.10.019

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“…Egan et al [16] used nite element analysis to analyze the damage process of composite laminates and connected ush head bolts. Xl et al [17] studied the load distribution of ush head screws connecting compartments under bending moments and axial forces using analytical and numerical methods. Shan M [18] combined the progressive fatigue damage model (PFDM) with interval analysis methods to evaluate the uncertainty of the fatigue performance of CFRP double-lap single-bolt joints.…”

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The effects of countersink depth on fatigue performance of CFRP joint

Qi,

Liang,

Dai

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Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Countersink bolts are extensively utilized in aircraft connection structures due to their excellent connectivity performance. However, the countersink depth error that occurs during the manufacturing process of CFRP components is challenging to rectify. Consequently, it is imperative to investigate the impact of countersink depth error on the connection performance of the structure. This study conducted fatigue experiments on the CFRP single-lap joints with different countersink sizes, the failure of the countersink bolts and the structural components were observed. A mechanical model of the contact between the bolt cone surface and the hole wall was established to explain the failure behavior of bolts under different countersink depths. The results indicate that the fatigue life and structural stiffness of CFRP components increase with an increase in the depth error of the countersink hole. When the bolt head is recessed into the connecting plate, the stiffness of the specimen increases by approximately 19% compared to the scenario where the bolt head protrudes from the connecting plate. At the same time, it is more prone to bolt failure when the bolt head protrudes from the connecting plate. As the depth of the countersink hole increases, the extrusion stress gradually decreases, and when the bolt head makes full contact with the hole wall, the extrusion stress reduces to 421.03MPa. As the depth of the countersunk hole increases, the bending moment at the conical surface of the bolt head exhibits a trend of initially increasing and then decreasing, reaching its peak when the bolt head is ush with the upper surface of the connecting plate. Main textCarbon ber reinforced polymers (CFRP), renowned for their exceptional fatigue resistance, impact resistance, and corrosion resistance, have garnered extensive utilization in the aerospace industry [1]. At

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The effects of countersink depth on fatigue performance of CFRP joint

Qi,

Liang,

Dai

et al. 2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Stress corrosion cracking of 1Cr17Ni2 countersunk screw during the COVID-19 epidemic prevention

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Qi,

Zhao

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Materials Today Communications

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The effects of countersink depth on fatigue performance of CFRP joint

Qi,

Liang,

Dai

et al. 2023

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Countersink bolts are extensively utilized in aircraft connection structures due to their excellent connectivity performance. However, the countersink depth error that occurs during the manufacturing process of CFRP components is challenging to rectify. Consequently, it is imperative to investigate the impact of countersink depth error on the connection performance of the structure. This study conducted fatigue experiments on the CFRP single-lap joints with different countersink sizes, the failure of the countersink bolts and the structural components were observed. A mechanical model of the contact between the bolt cone surface and the hole wall was established to explain the failure behavior of bolts under different countersink depths. The results indicate that the fatigue life and structural stiffness of CFRP components increase with an increase in the depth error of the countersink hole. When the bolt head is recessed into the connecting plate, the stiffness of the specimen increases by approximately 19% compared to the scenario where the bolt head protrudes from the connecting plate. At the same time, it is more prone to bolt failure when the bolt head protrudes from the connecting plate. As the depth of the countersink hole increases, the extrusion stress gradually decreases, and when the bolt head makes full contact with the hole wall, the extrusion stress reduces to 421.03MPa. As the depth of the countersunk hole increases, the bending moment at the conical surface of the bolt head exhibits a trend of initially increasing and then decreasing, reaching its peak when the bolt head is flush with the upper surface of the connecting plate.

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Study on the behavior of sunk screw connection between cabins in the rocket

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

The effects of countersink depth on fatigue performance of CFRP joint

The effects of countersink depth on fatigue performance of CFRP joint

Stress corrosion cracking of 1Cr17Ni2 countersunk screw during the COVID-19 epidemic prevention

The effects of countersink depth on fatigue performance of CFRP joint

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