Abstract:This paper focuses on a light vertical takeoff and landing fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with a maximum takeoff weight of 30kg. It addresses the layout of batteries in the UAV wings and the integrated design of wing-battery structures. A composite material wing-battery integrated structure was designed, and its load-bearing performance was analyzed through simulation to address key issues such as the transmission of forces in the structural battery in high-altitude flight environments and overall performance optimization. Utilizing ABAQUS finite element analysis software, the structure"s performance is simulated and analyzed. Post-optimization results indicate that under the load limit, the peak values of stress, strain, and deflection reduced by 8.5 MPa, 76.5με, and 0.6 mm, respectively. These represent optimization rates of 4.7%, 29.1%, and 6.3%. Furthermore, post-optimization assessments reveal a more even load distribution across the wing-battery integrated structure. The first six modal frequencies have increased, leading to enhanced overall structural Vibration resistance. Notably, there is a significant improvement in stiffness, bolstering its adaptability to the complex wind conditions encountered at high altitudes.