NASA NTRS · 19910041605
Advances and trends in computational structures technology
Abstract
The major goals of computational structures technology (CST) are outlined, and recent advances in CST are examined. These include computational material modeling, stochastic-based modeling, computational methods for articulated structural dynamics, strategies and numerical algorithms for new computing systems, multidisciplinary analysis and optimization. The role of CST in the future development of structures technology and the multidisciplinary design of future flight vehicles is addressed, and the future directions of CST research in the prediction of failures of structural components, the solution of large-scale structural problems, and quality assessment and control of numerical simulations are discussed.
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Noor, A. K., Venneri, S. L.. 1990-01-01. Advances and trends in computational structures technology. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910041605
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