Research on the Performance of Carbon Fiber Composite Railings for Ships

With the development of the shipbuilding industry, the requirements for the safety and corrosion resistance of ship structural components are becoming increasingly high. Most of the components used in traditional ships are made of steel, which cannot meet the requirements of corrosion resistance and safety for existing ships. In order to improve the structural safety and corrosion resistance of ship railings, as well as their lightweight requirements, this article proposes a lightweight design for ship railing structures based on the advantages of carbon fiber composite materials, such as light weight, high strength, and high modulus, on the basis of the existing traditional metal railing structures for ships. Based on the anisotropy of carbon fiber composite fibers, the characteristics of overlapping/weaving structures, and the influence of the interface between carbon fiber composite materials and metal materials on the strength of ship railing structures, a finite element simulation model of carbon fiber composite materials is established. By setting constraints such as volume fraction, stress, strain, displacement,etc.in the given simulation model, the layout of materials in the optimization results is used to guide the design of the structure, and the size parameters of the ship railing barrel are optimized for structural optimization. Thus achieving lightweight design of ship railings and meeting the requirements for lightweight, safety, service life, and corrosion resistance of ship structural components.

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Academic Journal of Science and Technology
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.54097/2vd3zh14
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Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis
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Research on the Performance of Carbon Fiber Composite Railings for Ships

Zhenling Ye, Longfei He
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Academic Journal of Science and Technology
Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis
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Research on the Performance of Carbon Fiber Composite Railings for Ships

Zhenling Ye, Longfei He
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Abstract

With the development of the shipbuilding industry, the requirements for the safety and corrosion resistance of ship structural components are becoming increasingly high. Most of the components used in traditional ships are made of steel, which cannot meet the requirements of corrosion resistance and safety for existing ships. In order to improve the structural safety and corrosion resistance of ship railings, as well as their lightweight requirements, this article proposes a lightweight design for ship railing structures based on the advantages of carbon fiber composite materials, such as light weight, high strength, and high modulus, on the basis of the existing traditional metal railing structures for ships. Based on the anisotropy of carbon fiber composite fibers, the characteristics of overlapping/weaving structures, and the influence of the interface between carbon fiber composite materials and metal materials on the strength of ship railing structures, a finite element simulation model of carbon fiber composite materials is established. By setting constraints such as volume fraction, stress, strain, displacement,etc.in the given simulation model, the layout of materials in the optimization results is used to guide the design of the structure, and the size parameters of the ship railing barrel are optimized for structural optimization. Thus achieving lightweight design of ship railings and meeting the requirements for lightweight, safety, service life, and corrosion resistance of ship structural components.

Academic Journal of Science and TechnologyVol. 13(2)
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Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis
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