Research on composite material riveting simulation method for engineering applications

Purpose In order to improve the efficiency and reliability of simulation analysis for composite riveting structures in engineering products, a comparative study was conducted on different forms of riveting simulation methods. Design/methodology/approach Five different rivent simulation models were established using the finite element method, including rigid element CE, flexible element Rbe3 and beam element, and their results were future compared and analyzed. Findings Under the given technical parameters, the simulation method of Rbe3 (with holes) + beam can meet the analysis requirements of complex engineering products in terms of the rationality of rivet load distribution, calculation error and relatively efficient modeling. Originality/value This study proposes a simulation method for the riveting structure of carbon fiber composite materials for engineering applications. This method can satisfy the simulation analysis requirements of transportation vehicles in terms of modeling time, computational efficiency and accuracy. The research can provide technical support for the riveting process and mechanical analysis between carbon fiber composite components in transportation products.

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International Journal of Structural Integrity
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2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1108/ijsi-06-2024-0091
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3
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Mechanical Engineering and Vibrations Research
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Research on composite material riveting simulation method for engineering applications

Chunliang Niu, B. Liu, Lei Chen, Jiwu Tang et al.
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International Journal of Structural Integrity
Mechanical Engineering and Vibrations Research
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Research on composite material riveting simulation method for engineering applications

Chunliang Niu, B. Liu, Lei Chen, Jiwu Tang, Liming Guo, Chunfei Bai
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3 citations

Abstract

Purpose In order to improve the efficiency and reliability of simulation analysis for composite riveting structures in engineering products, a comparative study was conducted on different forms of riveting simulation methods. Design/methodology/approach Five different rivent simulation models were established using the finite element method, including rigid element CE, flexible element Rbe3 and beam element, and their results were future compared and analyzed. Findings Under the given technical parameters, the simulation method of Rbe3 (with holes) + beam can meet the analysis requirements of complex engineering products in terms of the rationality of rivet load distribution, calculation error and relatively efficient modeling. Originality/value This study proposes a simulation method for the riveting structure of carbon fiber composite materials for engineering applications. This method can satisfy the simulation analysis requirements of transportation vehicles in terms of modeling time, computational efficiency and accuracy. The research can provide technical support for the riveting process and mechanical analysis between carbon fiber composite components in transportation products.

International Journal of Structural IntegrityVol. 15(5)
Dalian Ocean University (CN), Dalian Jiaotong University (CN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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