The document outlines a lecture on fuselage structural design. It discusses iterative methods for calculating effective width and radius of gyration of thin-walled structures. It also covers loads acting on the fuselage, fuselage structure components like stringers and frames, and examples of analyzing stresses in circular fuselage sections. The document concludes by mentioning that stress analysis of wings will be covered next.
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Ace 402 lec 1&2
1. Airframe Design and
Construction
Part 2 Fuselage Structural Design
Instructor: Dr Mohamed Elfarran
Aerospace Engineering Department
Cairo University
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Lecture 2.1: Intro
3. Area Effective Iterative Method
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Failure Load DEPENDS Radius Of Gyration
Radius Of Gyration DEPENDS Effective Width.
Effective Width DEPENDS Failure Stress
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4. Area Effective Iterative Method 2
Bruhn Iterative Method Steps:
1. Calculate Crippling Strength ( Lec 5) as
Standalone Column
2. Get Effective width Wo based on S1
3. Get
4. Get Fc from Johnson-Euler Equation:
5. Calculate W based on Fc
6. If d(W-Wo) > 10%, then repeat
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5. Critical Stress Summary
1. Crippling stress is the failing stress of the corner stringers in
compression side. (Fcs)
2. Column failing stress is the failing stress of middle stringers in
compression side. (Fc)
3. Ultimate stress is the failing stress of the stringers in the tension
side.
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