John Wiley & Sons Inc Advanced Multifunctional Lightweight Aerostructures: Design, Development, and Implementation (Wiley-ASME Press Series)

Offers a review of the newest methodologies for the characterization and modelling of lightweight materials and structuresAdvanced Multifunctional Lightweight Aerostructures provides an in-depth analysis of the thermal, electrical, and mechanical responses of multi-functional lightweight structures. The authors, noted experts on the topic, address the most recent and innovative methodologies for the characterization and modelling of lightweight materials and discuss various multiscale simulation approaches and nonlinear/structural dynamics methodologies. They present multifunctional materials and structures and offer detailed descriptions of the complex modelling of these structures.The authors divide the text into two sections and demonstrate a keen understanding and awareness of multi-functional lightweight aerostructures by taking unique approaches. They explore multi-disciplinary modelling and characterization alongside benchmark problems and applications, topics that are rarely approached in this field. This important book: Offers thermal, electrical, and mechanical analyses of multi-functional lightweight structuresCovers innovative methodologies for the characterization and modelling of lightweight materials and structuresPresents characterizations of a wide variety of novel materialsConsiders multifunctional novel structures with potential applications in different high-tech industriesDiscusses thermal and mechanical behaviors of some critical parts of aircraftsIncludes efficient and highly accurate methodologies Written for professionals, engineers, researchers, and educators in academia, industrial, and other specialized research institutions, Advanced Multifunctional Lightweight Aerostructures is a much-needed text on the design practices of existing engineering building services and how these methods combine with recent developments. From the Inside Flap Advanced Multifunctional Lightweight AerostructuresOffers a review of the newest methodologies for the characterization and modelling of lightweight materials and structuresAdvanced Multifunctional Lightweight Aerostructures provides an in-depth analysis of the thermal, electrical, and mechanical responses of multi-functional lightweight structures. The authors, noted experts on the topic, address the most recent and innovative methodologies for the characterization and modelling of lightweight materials and discuss various multiscale simulation approaches and nonlinear/structural dynamics methodologies. They present multifunctional materials and structures and offer detailed descriptions of the complex modelling of these structures. The authors divide the text into two sections and demonstrate a keen understanding and awareness of multi-functional lightweight aerostructures by taking unique approaches. They explore multi-disciplinary modelling and characterization alongside benchmark problems and applications, topics that are rarely approached in this field. This important book: Offers thermal, electrical, and mechanical analyses of multi-functional lightweight structuresCovers innovative methodologies for the characterization and modelling of lightweight materials and structuresPresents characterizations of a wide variety of novel materialsConsiders multifunctional novel structures with potential applications in different high-tech industriesDiscusses thermal and mechanical behaviors of some critical parts of aircraftsIncludes efficient and highly accurate methodologiesWritten for professionals, engineers, researchers, and educators in academia, industrial, and other specialized research institutions, Advanced Multifunctional Lightweight Aerostructures is a much-needed text on the design practices of existing engineering building services and how these methods combine with recent developments. From the Back Cover Advanced Multifunctional Lightweight AerostructuresOffers a review of the newest methodologies for the char