Fatigue and Stress | Wings Flashcards

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1
Q

Wings have ribs which are ___ to the airflow, and are the equivalent of ___

A

parallel, formers

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Q

Ribs in the wing are held in plce with transverse beams called ___, which are the equivalent of longerons

A

spars

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Ribs will also absorb ___ stress which arises from the movement of the centre of pressure

A

torsional

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4
Q

____ are the main structural members of the wing.

A

Spars

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5
Q

With non-stressed skin, the ___ take up the certical bending moments.

A

spars

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Most larger aircraft have at least ___ front and rear main spars, known as a ___spar construction.

A

two multispar

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Light aircraft generally have ___spar construction

A

mono

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___ may be added to a vertically to a rib to increase the strength in that direction

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stiffeners

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The ribs are attached to the ___ and the ___ ___, and any ___ between them, to produce a rigid structure

A

skin, main spars, stringers

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10
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Wings can be bolted to a central structure called the ___ ___ ____

A

wing torque box

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