2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2010.03.164
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Corrosion treatments and the fatigue of aerospace structural joints

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“…Нажаль, як було показано в дослідженнях [2,3], процес захисту заклепокових з'єднань застосуванням плівкоутворюючих сполук супроводжується, в деяких випадках, негативними побічними ефектами, які полягяють в знаженні циклічної довговічності елементів конструкцій.…”
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“…Нажаль, як було показано в дослідженнях [2,3], процес захисту заклепокових з'єднань застосуванням плівкоутворюючих сполук супроводжується, в деяких випадках, негативними побічними ефектами, які полягяють в знаженні циклічної довговічності елементів конструкцій.…”
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“…Investigations were carried out with approved in aviation CPCs and rivet joints of transport category planes [6][7][8][9] and of light planes. 10 Authors of the experiments [6][7][8][9][10] founded essential reduction of the rivet joints fatigue life and have proposed probable mechanism of the phenomena.…”
Section: Side Effects Of the Cpcsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The treatment is carried out during the overhaul and maintenance. Protective properties of CPCs are proved and explained by numerous researches and current practice, for example, 4,5 but the probability of negative side effects [6][7][8][9][10] requires special attention and methods for testing.…”
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“…While the Ballistic Parachute Recovery System (BPRS), made popular by Cirrus, has demonstrated effectiveness in reducing fatality after a wide variety of accident conditions but these systems are expensive to maintain and expensive to retrofit in older aircraft (Alaziz et al, 2017). These aging training aircraft are currently operated past the service life for which they were originally designed so there is an inherent concern for structural integrity (Jaya et al, 2010). Due to this, it's reasonable to expect more of these ADs focused on fatiguing metal to spring up in the future and data on accidents in the common training aircraft is important to help assess the appropriateness of the ADs and safety of the aircraft in general.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%