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A.A. Adamov and A.V. Toropitsina, "Experimental Study and Simulation of Deformation of Multilayer Honeycomb Panels During Shear Test," Mech. Solids. 60 (6), 4548-4556 (2025)
Year 2025 Volume 60 Number 6 Pages 4548-4556
DOI 10.1134/S0025654425603775
Title Experimental Study and Simulation of Deformation of Multilayer Honeycomb Panels During Shear Test
Author(s) A.A. Adamov (Institute of Continuous Media Mechanics of UB RAS, Perm, 614013 Russia, adamov@icmm.ru)
A.V. Toropitsina (JSC “ODK-Aviadvigatel,” Perm, 614010 Russia, toropitcina@avid.ru)
Abstract This paper investigates the mechanical resistance to shear deformation of flat multilayer panels with thin coatings made of carbon fiber reinforced plastics and honeycomb filling made of fiberglass tape. The effective shear moduli and ultimate strength of panels are determined during shear tests of rectangular specimens at different heights of the honeycomb filler. It is shown that the effective shear moduli along and across the gluing planes of the tape in the honeycomb cells exhibit statistically significant difference and decrease with the filling height. By contrast, the effective shear strengths in the above directions show statistically insignificant difference and do not correlate with the height of the honeycomb filling. Numerical analysis of the finite element models of the specimens yields underestimated calculated values of the effective shear moduli. The factors leading to this effect are investigated numerically based on the models of representative specimen cells.
Keywords multilayered honeycomb panels, elastic and strength characteristics, finite element model
Received 25 May 2025Revised 06 June 2025Accepted 22 September 2025
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