SM_STRUCT_2001-4717: Towards Technology Readiness of Fibre Metal Laminates: Glare Technology Development (GTO) 1997-2000 - Technical Paper

Event: Structures - Williamsburg, Virginia 2001

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Abstract

Content: Fibre Metal Laminates (e.g., Glare) are composed of a bonded structure of metallic layers and fibre reinforced adhesive layers and were developed by laboratory testing and design during the last fifteen years. The Glare Technology Development (GTO) has been aiming at final technology readiness for application in aircraft design, production and service. The current paper gives an overview of the work that was done in this large project.

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Topics: Research and development
Fibers
Metals
Adhesives and sealants

Affiliated or Co-Author: Structural Laminates Industries - Delft University of Technology
Delft University of Technology
National Aerospace Laborator
National Aerospace Laboratory
Structural Laminates Industries

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.4050/SM_STRUCT_2001-4717

Citation: Gunnink, J., Vlot, A., Alderliesten, R., van der Hoeven, W., et al., "Towards Technology Readiness of Fibre Metal Laminates: Glare Technology Development (GTO) 1997-2000," Structures - Williamsburg, Virginia 2001, Williamsburg, Virginia, October 30, 2001, https://doi.org/10.4050/SM_STRUCT_2001-4717.

Additional Details

Publisher: The Vertical Flight Society

Published: 10/30/2001

Product Code: SM_STRUCT_2001-4717

Content Type: Technical Paper

Language: English