Lining for an aircraft
A lining, aircraft fuselage technology, used in aircraft floors, aircraft accessories, fuselage and other directions
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[0028] In the figures, identical structural elements have in each case the same reference numerals.
[0029] figure 1 Shows the details of the lining in its normal state (i.e. with the lining board not lowered).
[0030] The lining 1 of the aircraft fuselage unit 2 is essentially formed by three lining panels 3 to 5 extending approximately horizontally. The lining panels 3 to 5 are formed in a known sandwich-type structure, for example with a honeycomb core and outer layers of fiber-reinforced polymer material applied on both sides. The lining 1 creates an intermediate space 6 which is separated from the interior space 7 of the aircraft fuselage unit 2 . In the region of the exterior space 8 outside the fuselage unit 2 , an atmospheric pressure is distributed, which corresponds to the altitude of the aircraft at approximately 0 hPa. In normal operating conditions of the aircraft, at an altitude of eg 10,000 meters, a pressure of approximately 500 hPa (corresponding to an a...
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