Effect of Fighter Attack Spectrum on Composite Fatigue Life.

Abstract
The objective was to evaluate the effect of fighter wing load spectrum variations on the life behavior of composite structures. Six types of spectra were generated: (a) clipping to 90% test limit stress, (b) addition of stress overloads, (c) addition of low loads, (d) truncation to 70% test limit stress, (e) clipping of tension loads, (f) increased severity and number of air-to-air loads. A single hole compression test specimen was designed to simulate fatigue critical areas of fighter wing skins. (Author)

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