Advanced Materials Human Powered Aircraft Group. Advanced Materials Advanced materials are used in aircraft design to: -Reduce weight -Improve strength.

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Advanced Materials Human Powered Aircraft Group

Advanced Materials Advanced materials are used in aircraft design to: -Reduce weight -Improve strength -Design morphing wings -Create self-healing structures

Examples of Advanced Materials Memory Polymers Memory Polymers Composites Composites Biocomposites Biocomposites Thermoplastics Thermoplastics Alloys Alloys

Memory Polymers: Veriflex and Veritex Veriflex is a shape memory polymer resin which modifies its shape in response to temperature changes. Veriflex is a shape memory polymer resin which modifies its shape in response to temperature changes. Veritex is a dynamic composite that utilizes Veriflex resin as its matrix. When heated, Veritex is pliable and maintains shape as it cools, regaining structural stiffness. Once reheated it returns to its original shape and can be remolded without degrading. Veritex is a dynamic composite that utilizes Veriflex resin as its matrix. When heated, Veritex is pliable and maintains shape as it cools, regaining structural stiffness. Once reheated it returns to its original shape and can be remolded without degrading. Future polymers may respond to light, electric fields and magnetic fields. Future polymers may respond to light, electric fields and magnetic fields.

Composites Composites are a combination of two or more organic or inorganic components one of which serves as a matrix holding the materials together and then other of which serves as reinforcement in the form of fibers Composites are a combination of two or more organic or inorganic components one of which serves as a matrix holding the materials together and then other of which serves as reinforcement in the form of fibers Composites are lightweight and strong but they are complex to manufacture, expensive and hard to inspect for flaws Composites are lightweight and strong but they are complex to manufacture, expensive and hard to inspect for flaws

Thermoplastics Thermoplastics are a new type of materials that is replacing thermosets such as epoxy, bismaleimide, or polyimide, as the matrix for composites Thermoplastics are a new type of materials that is replacing thermosets such as epoxy, bismaleimide, or polyimide, as the matrix for composites Thermoplastics are easier to produce and are much more durable and tougher than thermosets Thermoplastics are easier to produce and are much more durable and tougher than thermosets

Biocomposites Biocomposites combine plant fibers with resins to create natural based composite materials. Biocomposites combine plant fibers with resins to create natural based composite materials. High tensile plant fibers including, kenaf, industrial hemp, and flax, can be combined with traditional resins to create an alternative to traditionally steel or fiberglass applications. High tensile plant fibers including, kenaf, industrial hemp, and flax, can be combined with traditional resins to create an alternative to traditionally steel or fiberglass applications. Some advantages over traditional composites: Some advantages over traditional composites: –Reduced weight –Increased flexibility –Greater moldability –Less expensive –Sound insulation –Renewable resource –Self-healing properties

Alloys Benefits of Alloys: Benefits of Alloys: –Decreased weight –Durable –Easy to manufacture and repair

Application to Morphing Wings Stronger, shape memory and self-healing polymers are applicable to the design of morphing wings Stronger, shape memory and self-healing polymers are applicable to the design of morphing wings –Lockheed’s 14ft remote-control aircraft makes use of Veriflex and Veritex polymers to change shape and ensure a streamline profile as the wings morph. –Nextgen Aeronautics tested a wing that's structure of aluminum lattices expanded and compressed consequently stretching and shrinking the wings silicone-rubber skin and causing the wing tips to move forward and back, and changing the wing span and chord.

Future development of Personal Air Vehicles (PAV), calls for safer, easy to fly planes. –Self-healing (often biocomposite) materials can be utilized to reduce maintenance. –An Aeronautic Vehicle Integrated Health Management System is looking into self- healing materials that will fill cracks in the structure by breaking capsules and releasing adhesive.

Aeronautical Integrated Vehicle Health Monitoring System (IVHM) Detection of damaging events Detection of damaging events Characterization of the damage Characterization of the damage Prioritization of the seriousness of the damage Prioritization of the seriousness of the damage Identification of the cause of the damage Identification of the cause of the damage Formulation of the response Formulation of the response Execution of the response Execution of the response

Intelligent sensing system Intelligent sensing system –Detects and measures quantities and uses this information to make forward looking decisions –Uses thousands and perhaps millions of different sensors used to measure different quantities (stress, strain, temperature, acoustics, etc…) What is IVHM?

How Does IVHM work? Separates structures (skin, ribs, components, etc...) into a series of cells Separates structures (skin, ribs, components, etc...) into a series of cells Each cell is equipped with a group of sensors Each cell is equipped with a group of sensors The sensors communicate with neighboring cells as well as a central computer. The sensors communicate with neighboring cells as well as a central computer.

Types of Sensors Fiber Optic Fiber Optic Piezoelectric Piezoelectric Infrared imaging Infrared imaging

Fiber Optic Sensors Can measure strain, temperature and pressure Can measure strain, temperature and pressure Specifically they can measure bond line integrity, acoustic emissions, and corrosion Specifically they can measure bond line integrity, acoustic emissions, and corrosion Uses Bragg grating to measure changes in light signal Uses Bragg grating to measure changes in light signal –A change in stress moves the Bragg grating producing a shift in the reflected wavelength Fiber Optics are brittle so they must be embedded into materials, this is very expensive and complicates manufacturing and repair practices. Fiber Optics are brittle so they must be embedded into materials, this is very expensive and complicates manufacturing and repair practices.

Piezoelectric Materials Convert mechanical input into an electrical signal (sensor) or convert and electrical pulse into a mechanical action (actuator) Convert mechanical input into an electrical signal (sensor) or convert and electrical pulse into a mechanical action (actuator) Can detect energies caused by impact events or defect generation (cracks, delamination) Can detect energies caused by impact events or defect generation (cracks, delamination) Arrays of sensors allow a pinpoint determination of the damage location Arrays of sensors allow a pinpoint determination of the damage location Sensors have been able to detect cracks inches in length of six inches Sensors have been able to detect cracks inches in length of six inches Will be embedded or surface mounted. Less expensive option Will be embedded or surface mounted. Less expensive option

Infrared Imaging Detects heat signatures in order to detect leaks, cracks, debonding, corrosion, poor electrical wiring and contacts, and to assess overall thermal profiles of components. Detects heat signatures in order to detect leaks, cracks, debonding, corrosion, poor electrical wiring and contacts, and to assess overall thermal profiles of components. Most often used to detect defects or damage in the propulsion system. Most often used to detect defects or damage in the propulsion system. Widely used, inexpensive Widely used, inexpensive

Joint Strike Fighter Airframe Structures Airframe Structures Engine Engine Electronics Electronics Mission Systems Mission Systems Components Components –Hydraulics –Drive Shafts –Fuel system –Electrical system

Summary of IVHM Rapidly growing field dependant on the improvement and development of sensing technologies. Rapidly growing field dependant on the improvement and development of sensing technologies. It will enable less reliance on statistical based scheduled maintenance and moves towards a condition based maintenance which will greatly reduce ownership costs It will enable less reliance on statistical based scheduled maintenance and moves towards a condition based maintenance which will greatly reduce ownership costs

References Creative Composites, Ltd., 19 September Creative Composites, Ltd., 19 September CRG Industries, LLC., 19 September CRG Industries, LLC., 19 September “Flying off the Drawing Board”, Jeff Wise, Popular Mechanics, volume 183 no. 7, July 2006 “Flying off the Drawing Board”, Jeff Wise, Popular Mechanics, volume 183 no. 7, July CRG Industries, LLC, 19 September CRG Industries, LLC, 19 September htm, U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission, 23 September htm, U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission, 23 September htm 0.htm 20Integrated%20Health%20Monitoring%20System%22, The AMPTIAC Quarterly, Volume 8, Number 3, “Sensors and Sensing Technologies for Integrated Vehicle Health Monitoring Systems” 20Integrated%20Health%20Monitoring%20System%22, The AMPTIAC Quarterly, Volume 8, Number 3, “Sensors and Sensing Technologies for Integrated Vehicle Health Monitoring Systems” 20Integrated%20Health%20Monitoring%20System% Integrated%20Health%20Monitoring%20System%22