论文信息 - Optimum design considerations for mechanically fastened composite joints

Optimum design considerations for mechanically fastened composite joints

Abstract Various parameters amenable to the optimum design of mechanically fastened composite joints are identified. These are categorised into three groups denoted material, fastener and design. Particular emphasis is directed towards a new semi-empirical technique formulated to predict the strength of both pinned and bolted composite joints. The results show excellent agreement with previously published experimental data.

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