Matrix Curing Pressure is a Force applied over contact area.The formula is given by: Where: P is the curing pressure. F is the force applied during curing. A is the contact area between the matrix and any tools or molds used during the curing process.
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Flow rate of Velocity, often denoted by Q, refers to the volume of fluid that passes through a given point in a flow system per unit time. The formula for calculating flow rate of Velocity (Q) can be expressed as: Where, Q is the flow rate, A is the cross-sectional area of the flow, V
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The formula for flow velocity (V) can be expressed as the ratio of the flow rate (Q) to the cross-sectional area (A) through which the fluid is flowing: Where: V is the flow velocity, Q is the flow rate, A is the cross-sectional area.
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Interlaminar Fracture Toughness is a Resistance to crack propagation between laminate layers.The formula is given by: Where: KIc is the interlaminar fracture toughness. Pc is the critical load required to propagate a crack. B is the width of the specimen. h is the thickness of the laminate.
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Modal Mass Equation is a Density multiplied by area and thickness.The formula is given by: Where: mmodal is the modal mass. ρ is the density of the composite laminate material. A is the area of the laminate. t is the thickness of the laminate.
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Matrix Curing Temperature is a Room temperature plus necessary temperature increment.The formula is given by: Where: Tcure is the curing temperature. Troom is the room temperature. ΔT is the temperature increment needed for curing.
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Critical Fiber Length is a Prevents fiber pullout from matrix interface. The formula is given by: Where: Lcritical is the critical fiber length. τinterfacial is the interfacial shear strength between the fiber and matrix. τfiber is the shear strength of the fiber.
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Transonic flow refers to the flow of a fluid around an object at velocities close to, but both below and above, the speed of sound in that fluid. Where: Ma is the Mach number. V is the velocity of the object or fluid. a is the speed of sound in the medium.
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The power required for an aircraft is the amount of power that must be generated by its engines to overcome various aerodynamic forces and maintain a certain flight condition. The power required depends on factors such as airspeed, altitude, and the aircraft’s configuration. The basic formula for power required (Preq) is given by: Where: Preq
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Profile drag is the aerodynamic drag that arises from the friction and separation of airflow around the surface of an object in motion. It is caused by the shape, size, and surface conditions of the object, leading to skin friction drag and pressure drag components. Profile drag, also known as form drag. The formula to
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