ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
A Bimaterial Beam Strategy for Suppressing Thermal Deformation of Arc-Shaped CFRP Ribs via Asymmetric Laminate Design.
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Deployable reflector antennas demand high geometric precision; the Ruze equation directly links surface error to RF gain. Arc-shaped CFRP ribs are vulnerable to thermal deformation, as their curvature converts in-plane expansion into out-of-plane displacement, which symmetric laminates cannot suppress. Classical laminate theory (CLT) underestimates the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of cross-ply laminates by factors of 1.75-2.38 for the laminate configurations investigated in this study, causing up to 79.4% of displacement prediction errors in symmetric designs. Here, we present an asymmetric laminate that overcomes both limitations. The upper skin (nine plies) and lower/web skins (seven plies) from the same prepreg batch create a CTE mismatch (Δα = 6.30 × 10
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