Fatigue of Aircraft Structures

Aims & Scope

Fatigue of Aircraft Structures aims to advance knowledge and promote high-quality research in the field of aeronautical fatigue and structural integrity. The journal’s goals are to: Provide a platform for the dissemination of original research and innovative solutions in aircraft structures and materials. Facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge between domestic and international researchers. Support the development of practical methods for fatigue life prediction, structural health monitoring, and damage-tolerant design. Encourage interdisciplinary approaches and the application of advanced materials and structural concepts in aerospace engineering. The journal focuses on problems related to the fatigue and structural integrity of aircraft. Preferred topics include: Full-scale fatigue testing of aircraft and aircraft structural components Fatigue of materials and structures Advanced materials and innovative structural concepts Damage-tolerant design of aircraft structure Life extension and management of ageing fleets Structural health monitoring and loads Fatigue crack growth and life prediction methods Non-destructive testing (NDT) inspections Airworthiness considerations

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