The recent introduction into commercial service of the Boeing 777 aircraft has highlighted the need for new advanced design methods for airport pavements, using advanced computer technology. As aircraft landing gears continue to get heavier and more complex, it has become increasingly clear that the traditional design models well known to pavement engineers are oversimplified and inadequate to assess the effect of the new aircraft designs on the nation's airport infrastructure. For rigid pavements, the problem is especially acute. In this research by means of a particular code FEM, the load induced from the new aircraft of the family Boeing: the 777-200HGW is examined. This aircraft has a singular landing gear (tridem) that generate in the rigid pavement elevated tensions and deformations; they cannot be calculated through the classic calculation. Three and two dimensional finite element analysis can help to understand the complex behavior of a pavement under multiple wheel loads. The research determines also the equivalent load on single wheel (QELSW); it is unfit for the simu-lation of the displacements
L’utilizzo delle piste di volo da parte dei moderni aeromobili civili, dotati di treni d’atterraggio sempre più complessi, induce il progettista aeroportuale a rivedere con particolare attenzione i metodi di calcolo delle pavimentazioni rigide. In questa ricerca, attraverso un particolare codice FEM, si esamina il carico indotto dal nuovo aereo della famiglia Boeing, il 777 – 200HGW, avente delle singolari gambe di forza che per la loro configurazione generano nella lastra cementizia uno stato tenso-deformativo particolarmente oneroso e non prevedibile tramite le classiche metodiche che, tuttavia, conservano la loro validità per gli aerei aventi più semplici treni d’atterraggio. La ricerca, infine, attraverso una particolare procedura individua l’entità del carico su ruota singola equivalente QCRSE ed effettua considerazioni critiche sull’impiego di questo importante parametro poco idoneo nel simulare lo stato deformativo della pavimentazione
Definizione delle posizioni critiche di carico dell’aereo boeing 777 sulle piste di volo in calcestruzzo di cemento = The critical loading positions of a Boeing 777 on the cement concrete runways / Bonvino, Umberto. - In: INDUSTRIA ITALIANA DEL CEMENTO. - ISSN 0019-7637. - STAMPA. - 74:febbraio(2004), pp. 150-165.
Definizione delle posizioni critiche di carico dell’aereo boeing 777 sulle piste di volo in calcestruzzo di cemento = The critical loading positions of a Boeing 777 on the cement concrete runways
Bonvino, Umberto
2004-01-01
Abstract
The recent introduction into commercial service of the Boeing 777 aircraft has highlighted the need for new advanced design methods for airport pavements, using advanced computer technology. As aircraft landing gears continue to get heavier and more complex, it has become increasingly clear that the traditional design models well known to pavement engineers are oversimplified and inadequate to assess the effect of the new aircraft designs on the nation's airport infrastructure. For rigid pavements, the problem is especially acute. In this research by means of a particular code FEM, the load induced from the new aircraft of the family Boeing: the 777-200HGW is examined. This aircraft has a singular landing gear (tridem) that generate in the rigid pavement elevated tensions and deformations; they cannot be calculated through the classic calculation. Three and two dimensional finite element analysis can help to understand the complex behavior of a pavement under multiple wheel loads. The research determines also the equivalent load on single wheel (QELSW); it is unfit for the simu-lation of the displacementsI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.