Pinned fuselage to wing connection
A technology for fixing connectors and pins, which is applied in the direction of connecting components, fuselages, thin plates, etc., and can solve the problems of increasing fuel consumption and operating costs
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[0015] reference figure 1 The illustration illustrates the aircraft 110 including the body 120, the wing assembly 130, and the tail 140. The body 120 includes a skin and a reinforced sub-structure, such as a set of ring frames and reinforcements).
[0016] The body 120 has the following global (X-Y-Z) Cartesian coordinate system, regardless of which point (anywhere on the aircraft 110) does not change the orientation.
[0017] The x-axis = the axial direction of the head to the end of the machine and is the axis of rotation of the cylindrical portion of the body 120.
[0018] The Y-axis = from the middle of the body 120 toward the horizontal direction of the right wing tip.
[0019] The Z-axis = the vertical direction of the upper fingers (when the pen is straight and horizontally).
[0020] Wing assembly 130 can include a wing box, a leading edge, and a trailing edge. The wing case includes a front spar and a rear flange and a plurality of ribs between the spar. The spar extends ...
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