fracture mechanics analyses of the slip-side joggle regions of wing-leading-edge panels
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Abstract
The Space Shuttle wing-leading edge consists of panels that are made of reinforced carbon-carbon. Coating spallation was observed near the slip-side region of the panels that experience extreme heating. To understand this phenomenon, a root-cause investigation was conducted. As part of that investigation, fracture mechanics analyses of the slip-side joggle regions of the hot panels were conducted. This paper presents an overview of the fracture mechanics analyses.
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| Authors | ;Kyongchan Song;Dawn R. Phillips;Norman F. Knight, Jr.;Ivatury S. Raju |
| Journal | applied catalysis |
| Year | 2011 |
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