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aeroelastic tailoring: a standalone construct

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Aircraft design

the use of directional stiffness, as in composite layups, to shape a structure's aeroelastic deformation for better performance or stability.

In aircraft design, aeroelastic tailoring refers to the use of directional stiffness, as in composite layups, to shape a structure's aeroelastic deformation for better performance or stability. This meaning comes from Shirk (1986) in Journal of Aircraft.[1]

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References

Shirk, M. H., Hertz, T. J., & Weisshaar, T. A. (1986). Aeroelastic tailoring - Theory, practice, and promise. Journal of Aircraft, 23(1), 6-18. https://doi.org/10.2514/3.45260

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