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    <title>Honeycomb Sandwich panel analysis-Analytical and FEA approach</title>
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    <description>Title: Honeycomb Sandwich panel analysis-Analytical and FEA approach
Authors: Rayjade, G. R.; Bhaskar, R. V.; Bhagure, A. D.
Abstract: Aluminum sandwich construction has been recognized as a promising concept for structural design of light weight&#xD;
systems Sandwich panels have a variety of applications in aerospace, automobile, sports and marine industry. In&#xD;
aerospace industry the parts of the aircrafts like ailerons, flaps and rudders, have been manufactured from&#xD;
honeycomb sandwich panels. These structures are thin-walled structures fabricated from two flat sheet separated by&#xD;
a low density core. Sandwich structures are widely used in many important engineering applications due to their&#xD;
extremely low weight that leads to reduction in the total weight, fuel consumption, excellent crush strength, high&#xD;
stiffness and corrosion resistance. Sandwich structures have a very high Strength to weight ratio with respect to solid&#xD;
plate because of low density core. Comparison of various load deflection parameters of different honeycomb&#xD;
structures with different material face plates is done with static three point bending test</description>
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