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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for calculating the torsional load distribution of a large-opening structure of a rectangular thin-wall machine body, which comprises the following steps: establishing a torsion model of the large opening of the machine body according to the shape and the size of the actual large opening structure of the machine body; calculating relevant parameters of the section characteristics of the torsion model of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, including a fanning area, a main fanning inertia moment, a fanning static moment, a section normal stress and a section shear stress; in the torsion model section of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, expressions of bending moment, axial force and shearing force of the left side edge, the right side edge and the top edge are respectively determined, and therefore the torsion load distribution of the large-opening structure is calculated. By adopting the method for determining the parameters in the formula, the distribution condition of the torsional load can be quickly obtained no matter how the size parameters of the large opening change, and the working efficiency is effectively improved.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of aviation structure design, and particularly relates to a method for calculating torsional load distribution of a large-opening structure of a rectangular thin-wall fuselage.
Background
The large opening structure cuts off the force transmission path of the airplane structure, which is a difficult point of airplane design. The conventional large opening of the circular fuselage is based on a small number of design references, while the rectangular opening is a special cabin opening, is a novel structural form, and lacks design experience in model design and introduction of the structure of the type in the design information of the airplane.
Compared with the traditional circular fuselage structure of the airplane, the rectangular fuselage section is a special airplane structure form, the rectangular fuselage with a large opening is more difficult in the design of the special airplane structure, and the force transmission analysis under the torsional load is more complicated than that under other loads; the large opening structure is generally a throwing opening at the lower part of the airplane body, a cargo compartment door mounting opening, a missile compartment door mounting opening and the like. Load analysis and load distribution determination are the premise and the basis of structural arrangement, most of the existing aircraft design related information is directed to conventional aircraft layout, and no description is provided for special-form layout such as a large opening with a rectangular section.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for calculating the torsional load distribution of a large-opening structure of a rectangular thin-wall machine body, which provides a basis for determining structural arrangement and is used for guiding the structural design of the large-opening machine body of the machine body.
In order to realize the task, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a method for calculating torsional load distribution of a large-opening structure of a rectangular thin-wall machine body comprises the following steps:
according to the shape and the size of an actual large opening structure of the machine body, a structural model of the large opening of the machine body is established, and in the structural model, reinforcing frames at two ends of the actual large opening structure are simplified into a model structure connected with the large opening through one of the reinforcing frames; setting a restraint end face to simulate a reinforcing frame at the end part of a large-opening structure of an actual structure, wherein the end face of a large-opening structure model is superposed with the restraint end face, the end face is used as a fixed end, and the other end face is used as a loading end; determining an origin of a coordinate axis in the structural model, and then establishing a coordinate system; applying a torsional load around an x axis to the large-opening structure model at the loading end so as to establish a torsional model;
calculating relevant parameters of the section characteristics of the torsion model of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, including a fanning area, a main fanning inertia moment, a fanning static moment, a section normal stress and a section shear stress;
in the torsion model section of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, expressions of bending moment, axial force and shearing force of the left side edge, the right side edge and the top edge are respectively determined, and therefore the torsion load distribution of the large-opening structure is calculated.
Further, determining an origin of a coordinate axis in the structural model, and then establishing a coordinate system, including:
taking a symmetrical surface of the large opening structure as a reference, wherein the symmetrical surface vertically divides the end surface of the large opening structure; taking the top z of the large-distance opening structure on the intersection line of the symmetrical surface and the end surfacehPoint (c) is regarded as point O, zhThe calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
wherein h represents the height of the large opening structure, and b represents the width of the large opening structure;
and based on the origin O, determining that the length direction of the large opening structure is an x axis, the height direction is a z axis and the direction is upward, and the y axis is determined according to a right-hand coordinate system rule.
Further, the calculation process of the fanning area, the main fanning inertia moment and the fanning static moment is as follows:
torsional load M borne by large-opening structure torsional modeltThen torsional deformation occurs; determining a torsional center position P of torsion on a z-axis, taking the torsional center P as a main pole point, taking an intersection point D of the z-axis and the upper part of the large-opening structure model as a main zero point, taking a vertical distance from any point Q to P on a section as r, and defining the integral of the vertical distance r from the main zero point D to the point Q along the arc length of the profile of the section as a fanning area Aw;
Based on the fanning area AwCalculating the main fan-shaped moment of inertia I of the section of the large-opening modelw(ii) a Principal fan moment of inertia IwIs: -ΩAw 2dA, wherein dA represents the integral infinitesimal area, and Ω represents the cross-sectional area of the large opening of the fuselage; a is to bewAfter substituting the foregoing equation, the following equation is used:
wherein t represents the wall thickness of the large-opening structure torsion model;
calculating the fan static distance S of the large-opening torsion model sectionw=∫AwdA, where dA represents the integral of the large open area of the fuselage.
Further, the profile normal stress σwThe expression is as follows:
in the above formula, AwFor the fan-shaped area of the calculated section, x represents the distance between the section position and the constrained end surface, and L represents the length of the torsion model of the large opening structure of the fuselage.
Further, the section shear stress τwThe expression is as follows:
in the above equation, t represents the wall thickness of the large opening model.
Further, in the torsion model section of the large opening structure of the fuselage, expressions of bending moment, axial force and shearing force of the top edge are respectively as follows:
bending moment M of the top sidez-upComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the top edgex-upComprises the following steps:
Fx-up=0
the top edge shear force is:
Fy=0。
further, in the torsion model section of the large opening structure of the fuselage, the expressions of the bending moment, the axial force and the shearing force of the left side are respectively as follows:
bending moment M of left sideyLComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the left sidexLComprises the following steps:
the shear force of the left side is:
further, in the torsion model section of the large opening structure of the fuselage, the expressions of the bending moment, the axial force and the shearing force of the right side are respectively as follows:
axial force F of the right sidexRComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of right side edgeyRComprises the following steps:
the shear force of the right side edge is:
compared with the prior art, the invention has the following technical characteristics:
according to the invention, the load transfer rule of each component and the calculation method of each component load are obtained by modeling and deeply researching the large opening structure at the lower part of the rectangular section fuselage of the airplane, and the method has important guiding significance for determining the structural arrangement and structural design of the large opening rectangular fuselage. By adopting the method for determining the parameters in the formula, the distribution condition of the torsional load can be quickly obtained no matter how the size parameters of the large opening change, and the working efficiency is effectively improved.
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Fig. 1 (a), (b) and (c) are respectively a front view, a right view and a perspective structure schematic diagram of a torsion model of a large opening structure of a rectangular section fuselage;
FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a calculated fan area of a cross section;
FIG. 3 is a schematic illustration of a calculated sectorial static moment of a cross section;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional normal stress and load profile;
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional shear stress and load profile;
FIG. 6 is a schematic flow chart of the method of the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 1, the invention discloses a method for calculating the torsional load distribution of a large-opening structure of a rectangular thin-wall fuselage, which comprises the following steps:
step 1, establishing a torsion model of a rectangular section fuselage large opening structure
According to the shape and the size of the actual large opening structure of the machine body, a structural model of the large opening structure of the machine body is established, as shown in figure 1; in the structural model, for the reinforcing frames at two ends of the actual large-opening structure, because the reinforcing frames at two ends have the same constraint on the large-opening structure when the large-opening structure is subjected to torsional load, the reinforcing frames are simplified into a model structure in which one reinforcing frame is connected with the large opening in the structural model; the other reinforcing frame is connected with the large opening and used for analyzing the model structure in the same process.
Setting a restraint end face to simulate a reinforcing frame at the end part of a large-opening structure of an actual structure, wherein the end face of the large-opening structure model is superposed with the restraint end face, the end face is used as a fixed end, and the other end face is used as a loading end.
Firstly, determining an origin O of a coordinate axis, wherein the method comprises the following steps:
with pairs of models having large-opening structuresThe symmetrical surface is taken as a reference and vertically divides the end surface of the large opening structure; taking the top z of the large-distance opening structure on the intersection line of the symmetrical surface and the end surfacehPoint (c) is regarded as point O, zhThe calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
where h denotes the height of the large-opening structure and b denotes the width of the large-opening structure.
In the above formula, the distance from the top surface z of the large opening structurehWhen the large-opening structure is twisted, the inventors have analyzed and calculated that the normal stress is 0 and the shear stress is the maximum, and then the point on the intersection line corresponding to the position is determined as the point O.
Based on the origin O, determining that the length direction of the large opening structure is an x axis, the height direction is a z axis and points upwards, and the y axis is determined according to a right-hand coordinate system rule; taking an actual airplane as a reference, the x axis is generally the reverse heading of the airplane, the y axis is the right side of the airplane body, and the z axis is the height direction of the airplane body.
For the large-opening structure model, applying a torsional load M around the x axis to the large-opening structure model at the loading endtThereby establishing a torsion model.
Torsional load M applied to large-opening structure modeltThen torsional deformation occurs; determining a torsional center position P of torsion on a z-axis, taking the torsional center P as a main pole point, taking an intersection point D of the z-axis and the upper part of the large-opening structure model as a main zero point, taking a vertical distance from any point Q to P on a section as r, and defining the integral of the vertical distance r from the main zero point D to the point Q along the arc length of the profile of the section as a fanning area Aw。
Wherein, the distance m between the torsional center position P and the top of the large-opening structure model is 3h2/(b+6h)。
For example, for a point B 'on the cross section, the corresponding fanning area is calculated, the starting point of the integration is the intersection point D of the z-axis and the top of the large opening model, and the ending point of the integration is the point B'.
Based on the fanning area AwCalculating the main fan-shaped moment of inertia I of the section of the large-opening modelw(ii) a Principal fan moment of inertia IwIs: -ΩAw 2dA, wherein dA represents the integral infinitesimal area, and Ω represents the cross-sectional area of the large opening of the fuselage; a is to bewAfter substituting the foregoing equation, the following equation is used:
where t represents the wall thickness of the large opening model.
Calculating the fan static distance S of the large-opening structure model sectionw=∫ΩAwdA, where dA integrates the area of the infinitesimal and Ω represents the integration region, i.e. the area of the large opening cross section of the fuselage.
Cross-sectional normal stress σwThe expression is as follows:
in the above formula, AwFor the fan-shaped area of the calculated section, x represents the distance between the section position and the constrained end surface, and L represents the length of the torsion model of the large opening structure of the fuselage.
Cross sectional shear stress τwThe expression is as follows:
in the above equation, t represents the wall thickness of the large opening model (same as the parameter t above).
As shown in fig. 4, in the fuselage large opening structure torsion model section, expressions of bending moment, axial force, and shear force of the left side edge, the right side edge, and the top edge (corresponding to the upper skin, the left side skin, and the right side skin of the actual structure) are determined, respectively:
on the sides (left side, right side and top side) where the bending moment is to be calculated, x represents the distance of the section (section perpendicular to the x-axis) passing through the calculated position on that side from the constraining end face, then:
the bending moment of the top edge is the integral of the product of the normal stress and the distance area of each point on the top edge, namely ^ integral ^ΩσwY dA, where dA represents the area of the integral infinitesimal and y represents the calculated distance of the point to the z-axis; omega denotes the area of the large open top edge of the fuselage, will bewThe expression is substituted into the above formula to obtain the bending moment M of the top edgez-upComprises the following steps:
the axial force of the top edge is the integral of the product of the positive stress and the area of each point on the top edge, i.e. [ integral ]ΩσwdA, σwThe expression is substituted into the above expression to obtain the axial force F of the top edgex-upComprises the following steps:
Fx-up=0
the shearing force of the top edge is the integral of the product of the shearing stress and the area of each point on the top edge, namely ^ integral ^ΩτwdA, converting tauwSubstituting the expression into the above formula to obtain the top edge shearing force as follows:
Fy=0
the bending moment of the left side edge is the integral of the product of the positive stress and the distance area of each point on the left side edge, namely ^ integralΩσwZ dA, z representing the calculated distance of the point to the y-axis; omega represents the left side area of the large opening of the fuselage, and sigma iswThe expression is substituted into the above formula to obtain the bending moment M of the left side edgeyLComprises the following steps:
the expression of the axial force of the left side edge is the same as the axial force of the front top edge, FxLComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the right sidexRComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of right side edgeyRComprises the following steps:
the shear force of the left side and the right side is as follows:
shear force and external load M from left and right sidestBalance, load distribution characteristics:
for the calculated profile, the axial force FxComprises the following steps:
Fx=Fx-up+FxL+FxR=0
for the calculated profile, bending moment MyComprises the following steps:
My=MyL+MyR=0
for the calculated profile, bending moment MzComprises the following steps:
Mz=Mz-up-FxL·b=0
the total load of the cross section is 0 respectively, but the distributed load of each part is not 0.
According to the method, the load distribution of the large-opening structure model with any size under the action of the torque can be determined, and the method can be used for internal force transmission analysis of the structure and guiding the structural strength design. When the load at the position of any section x is solved, the distance x between the calculated section and the constraint end face is substituted into the bending moment, axial force and shearing force expression.
Example (b):
in one embodiment of the present invention, the load distribution of a structure of a fuselage cabin is determined by the following calculation process:
(1) determining a torsion model
The torsion model shown in fig. 1 is simplified from the actual structure, and the respective dimensional parameters are determined.
2440mm in width, 2060mm in height, 5.8mm in wall thickness, 5000mm in opening length and bearing torsional load Mt=109N·mm。
(2) calculating the load at the position of 2500mm
Bending moment M of the top sidez-upComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the top edgex-upComprises the following steps:
Fx-up=0
axial force F of the left sidexLComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of left side relative to y axisyLComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the right sidexRComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of right side edge to y axisyRComprises the following steps:
the total shear at the top edge is:
Fy=0
the shear force of the left side and the right side is as follows:
shear force and external load M from left and right sidestAnd (4) balancing.
(3) Calculating the load
At x ═ 0, the load is maximum, with:
bending moment M of the top sidez-upComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the top edgex-upComprises the following steps:
Fx-up=0
the total shear at the top edge is:
Fy=0
axial force F of the left sidexLComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of left side relative to y axisyLComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the right sidexRComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of right side edgeyRComprises the following steps:
the shear force of the left side and the right side is as follows:
the above embodiments are only used for illustrating the technical solutions of the present application, and not for limiting the same; although the present application has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it should be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some technical features may be equivalently replaced; such modifications and substitutions do not substantially depart from the spirit and scope of the embodiments of the present application, and are intended to be included within the scope of the present application.
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1. A method for calculating torsional load distribution of a large-opening structure of a rectangular thin-wall machine body is characterized by comprising the following steps:
according to the shape and the size of an actual large opening structure of the machine body, a structural model of the large opening of the machine body is established, and in the structural model, reinforcing frames at two ends of the actual large opening structure are simplified into a model structure connected with the large opening through one of the reinforcing frames; setting a restraint end face to simulate a reinforcing frame at the end part of a large-opening structure of an actual structure, wherein the end face of a large-opening structure model is superposed with the restraint end face, the end face is used as a fixed end, and the other end face is used as a loading end; determining an origin of a coordinate axis in the structural model, and then establishing a coordinate system; applying a torsional load around an x axis to the large-opening structure model at the loading end so as to establish a torsional model;
calculating relevant parameters of the section characteristics of the torsion model of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, including a fanning area, a main fanning inertia moment, a fanning static moment, a section normal stress and a section shear stress;
in the torsion model section of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, expressions of bending moment, axial force and shearing force of the left side edge, the right side edge and the top edge are respectively determined, and therefore the torsion load distribution of the large-opening structure is calculated.
2. The method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, wherein the coordinate axis origin is determined in the structural model, and then a coordinate system is established, comprising:
taking a symmetrical surface of the large opening structure as a reference, wherein the symmetrical surface vertically divides the end surface of the large opening structure; taking the top z of the large-distance opening structure on the intersection line of the symmetrical surface and the end surfacehPoint (c) is regarded as point O, zhThe calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
wherein h represents the height of the large opening structure, and b represents the width of the large opening structure;
and based on the origin O, determining that the length direction of the large opening structure is an x axis, the height direction is a z axis and the direction is upward, and the y axis is determined according to a right-hand coordinate system rule.
3. The method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, wherein the calculation processes of the fanning area, the main fanning inertia moment and the fanning static moment are as follows:
torsional load M borne by large-opening structure torsional modeltThen torsional deformation occurs; determining a torsional center position P of torsion on a z-axis, taking the torsional center P as a main pole point, taking an intersection point D of the z-axis and the upper part of the large-opening structure model as a main zero point, taking a vertical distance from any point Q to P on a section as r, and defining the integral of the vertical distance r from the main zero point D to the point Q along the arc length of the profile of the section as a fanning area Aw;
Based on the fanning area AwCalculating the main fan-shaped moment of inertia I of the section of the large-opening modelw(ii) a Principal fan moment of inertia IwIs: -ΩAw 2dA, wherein dA represents the integral infinitesimal area, and Ω represents the cross-sectional area of the large opening of the fuselage; a is to bewAfter substituting the foregoing equation, the following equation is used:
wherein t represents the wall thickness of the large-opening structure torsion model;
calculating the fan static distance S of the large-opening torsion model sectionw=∫AwdA, where dA represents the integral of the large open area of the fuselage.
4. The method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, characterized in that the profile normal stress σ iswThe expression is as follows:
in the above formula, AwFor the fan-shaped area of the calculated section, x represents the distance between the section position and the constrained end surface, and L represents the length of the torsion model of the large opening structure of the fuselage.
5. The method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, characterized in that the section shear stress τwThe expression is as follows:
in the above equation, t represents the wall thickness of the large opening model.
6. The method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, wherein in the torsional model section of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, the expressions of the bending moment, the axial force and the shearing force of the top edge are respectively as follows:
bending moment M of the top sidez-upComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the top edgex-upComprises the following steps:
Fx-up=0
the top edge shear force is:
Fy=0。
7. the method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, wherein in the torsional model section of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, expressions of bending moment, axial force and shearing force of the left side are respectively as follows:
bending moment M of left sideyLComprises the following steps:
axial force F of the left sidexLComprises the following steps:
the shear force of the left side is:
8. the method for calculating the torsional load distribution of the large-opening structure of the rectangular thin-walled fuselage according to claim 1, wherein in the torsional model section of the large-opening structure of the fuselage, the expressions of the bending moment, the axial force and the shearing force of the right side are respectively as follows:
axial force F of the right sidexRComprises the following steps:
bending moment M of right side edgeyRComprises the following steps:
the shear force of the right side edge is:
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