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Impact of material and geometrical parameters on the aeroelastic tailoring of uni-directional composite plate-wings
With the growing popularity of composite materials in aeronautics, the study of the influence of their anisotropic properties has been extended from the classical structural problems to the aeroelastic behaviour of aeronautical structures. This type of studies is referred to as aeroelastic tailoring
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