Abstract

Fitting joints are widely used in aircraft structures, and they are responsible for the interconnection of important components. The stress-strain state analysis of the fitting joint must be carried out before the performance analysis of the fitting joint. With the help of 3D modeling software (CATIA) and finite element analysis software (ANSYS), the stress-strain state of each component in the fitting joint of outer wing section was calculated in this paper. In the CATIA, the solid model is simplified and segmented according to the size of the cross section and the height of the center of gravity of the model. In the ANSYS, the beam elements are used to replace the simplified segmented model to obtain the internal force distribution of the solid model and to determine the magnitude and change law of the stress applied to the end of the solid model. When calculating the force transmitted by the fastener, the pre-tightening force of the bolt and the interaction between the surfaces of the component are taken into account, so as to simulate the real force situation well. Therefore, it is a very feasible method to use the CATIA and ANSYS to obtain the stress-strain state of components in the fitting joint of center wing section and outer wing section.The results show that under the working conditions of the fitting joint (130Mpa), the fitting of outer wing section with center section has a maximum stress of 245.79Mpa and a maximum strain of 0.0035, the stringer of outer wing section has a maximum stress of 293.17Mpa and a maximum strain of 0.0047, the lower panel of outer wing section has a maximum stress of 289.53Mpa and a maximum strain of 0.0042. The connecting bolts (M8 and M6) have a maximum stress of 686.81Mpa and a maximum strain of 0.0063, which meets the design requirements. In addition, according to the analysis results of the stress-strain state of the fitting joint of outer wing section, the force distribution of the bolts in the fitting joint of outer wing section with center section was obtained in this paper. It has been confirmed that due to the different positions and force areas of the bolts, the force distribution between rows of bolts is uneven, and the first row of bolts has a more force.

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