Fracture and wear of composite materials in interaction with a stream of abrasive particles

Karimbaev, T. D.; Nozhnitskii, Yu. A.; Gundarov, V. I.; Рысин, Л С; Lyuttsai, V. G.; Tarasov, I. A.

doi:10.1007/bf00603927

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“…For example, T. D. Karimbaev and Yu. A. Nozhnitskii et al [9] carried out an experimental study of the abrasive erosion of several composite materials and coatings based on polymers, carbon, metals, boron, organic fibers, and those reinforced with glass fiber. For comparison, several metal alloys that are widely used in mechanical engineering, ceramic, and elastic (based on rubber, polyethylene, adhesive films, etc.)…”

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Application of Composite Materials in an Upgraded Engine Low-Pressure Compressor for a Regional Passenger Aircraft

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Computational and experimental studies have been carried out to evaluate the robustness and durability of components produced of polymer composite materials (PCM), as a part of the modernization of the low-pressure compressor (LPC) of the engine for the regional aircraft. For a preliminary assessment of the static and dynamic strength of the parts, a series of three-dimensional finite element calculations and tests of laboratory specimens, structural elements cut from finished parts, have been performed. Testing the laboratory samples made it possible to compare the obtained mechanical properties with the properties declared by PCM suppliers and to conduct a mor e correct assessment of the safety margins of the parts. To decide whether to install parts on the engine, fatigue and erosion tests of the structural elements cut from the finished parts were carried out. The final decision on the performance of the PCM parts was made after testing them as part of the upgraded LPC on the engine. The criterion for evaluating the erosion resistance of PCM parts has been introduced, which makes it possible to assess their performance during operation.

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confidence: 99%