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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENERGY RESEARCH
卷 45, 期 4, 页码 5894-5911出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/er.6210
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contact; impact; damage mechanics; finite element method (FEM); hybrid fibers composites; marine operation; marine turbine
The tidal current turbine is an efficient way to extract energy from the sea, but can be prone to critical loads. Research shows that the stacking sequence of hybrid nozzles significantly influences damage formation, with CGG stacking offering higher impact resistance.
The tidal current turbine is the most efficient way to extract energy from the sea. This system can be prone to critical loads such as impact accidental in the installation and maintenance phase. Indeed, several complex modes of damage susceptible to harming the stability of the structure are studied to conceive hybrid composite nozzles with better resistance to damage. For this reason, two scenarios of low-velocity impact of a hybrid composite nozzle (glass/carbon) were investigated. In both cases, the impact was realized in the region of the trailing edge of the nozzle, and the results obtained were compared between three different laminated. On the other hand, damage modeling was formulated using the finite element method based on the Hashin criteria. Energy conservation of the nozzle was verified to validate the numerical model. Also, the effects of the impact velocity and the panel's flexibility on the initiation and propagation of damage have been studied. Depending on the results, the stacking sequence significantly influences the formation of damage. However, the results show that the hybrid nozzle with CGG (carbon/glass/glass) stacking has a higher impact resistance compared to other laminates.
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