Mathematical model for determining the curved cross-sectional preform structural parameters
| Authors: Usmonov R.S., Ibragimov M.R. | Published: 21.09.2025 |
| Published in issue: #9(786)/2025 | |
| Category: Aviation, Rocket and Technology | Chapter: Aircraft Development, Design and Manufacture | |
| Keywords: composite materials, radial weaving, curvilinear section, mathematical model, reinforcement angle |
Forecasting structural and technological parameters of a curvilinear cross-sectional preform plays an important role in determination of the product physical and mechanical characteristics and manufacture of the cylindrical parts with high quality of the layer stacking. The paper proposes a mathematical model that allows determining the reinforcement angle at each point of the curvilinear cross-sectional preform. The model is based on dividing the preform curvilinear cross-section into segments and determining the reinforcement angle in an interval equal to the length of one of them. The proposed mathematical model is tested using an example of computing the reinforcement angles of preforms with circular, rectangular and square cross-sections, mandrel in the form of a truncated cone and regular hexagon. Results of the theoretical computation are making it possible to state that the developed mathematical model allows accurate forecasting the theoretical reinforcement angle relative to its empirical value.
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