Abstract
plate theory. The two-dimensional plate deformations are used to obtain local integrated thermal protection system stresses through reverse homogenization. In addition, simple beam models are used to obtain local facesheet deformations and stress. The local stresses and deflections computed using the analytical method were compared with those from a detailed finite element analysis of the integrated thermal protection system. For the integrated thermal protection system examples considered in this paper, the maximum error in stresses and deflections is less than 5%. This was true for both mechanical and thermal loads acting on the integrated thermal protection system.
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