AIAA, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc., Reston, Virginia, 1996. 465 p. — ISBN: 1563471906.
As aircraft flight speeds have increased and orbital missions have mandated complex space structures, the need for a deeper understanding of aerospace thermal structural behavior has grown. The purpose of this book is to study the basic problems of complex computer analyses as they relate to this behavior. With in-depth presentations, this book sets out to allow readers to develop an understanding of the basic physical behavior of thermal structures, gain an appreciation for the role of classical engineering thermal and stress analyses, and apply computational methods to provide insight into realistic behavior.
High-Speed Flight
Orbiting Space Structures
Concepts from Continuum Mechanics
Heat Transfer in Structures
Thermoelasticity
Thermal Structures Problems: Rods and Beams
Thermal Structures Problems: Plates
Finite Element Thermal-Structural Analysis
Thermally Induced Vibrations
Thermal Buckling
Thermoviscoplasticity