A study of swept cantilever wings employing inter-phase element concept for structural reduction

Somashekhar, B. R. ; Krishna Murty, A. V. ; Nanjunda Ram, C. S. (1983) A study of swept cantilever wings employing inter-phase element concept for structural reduction Journal of the Aeronautical Society of India, 35 (2). pp. 77-105. ISSN 0001-9267

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Abstract

A finite element investigation of cantilevered swept wings under transverse load is performed using a conventional idealisation by a high precision triangular plate bending element and by a mixed idealisation using high-precision triangular element near the fixed end and torsion-flexure coupled beam element over the out-board portion of the wing and inter-phase plate beam element in the transition region. The latter considerably reduces the problem size and solution time required. Extensive results for a wide range of geometrical parameters are presented and these would serve as useful design charts.

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