Experimental and performance analysis of carbon/carbon bolt

In this paper, the mechanical properties of C/C composite bolts at normal temperature are studied. The strength performance of bolts under different load conditions of tension and shear is tested, which shows that they have different failure modes. It is concluded that the strength performance and failure mode of C/C bolts are directly related to the structural size and the braiding characteristic of the bolt. This can provide a basis for the optimal design of C/C bolts.

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Vibroengineering PROCEDIA
Published
2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.21595/vp.2024.24146
Primary Topic
Transportation Safety and Impact Analysis
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Experimental and performance analysis of carbon/carbon bolt

Jiale Shi, Jingyi Zhou
Vibroengineering PROCEDIA
Transportation Safety and Impact Analysis
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Experimental and performance analysis of carbon/carbon bolt

Jiale Shi, Jingyi Zhou
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Abstract

In this paper, the mechanical properties of C/C composite bolts at normal temperature are studied. The strength performance of bolts under different load conditions of tension and shear is tested, which shows that they have different failure modes. It is concluded that the strength performance and failure mode of C/C bolts are directly related to the structural size and the braiding characteristic of the bolt. This can provide a basis for the optimal design of C/C bolts.

Vibroengineering PROCEDIAVol. 55
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Transportation Safety and Impact Analysis
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