Co-cured spar and stringer center wing box
A technology of central wing box and stringers, applied in the field of central wing box, can solve the problems of limited space, additional weight of aircraft, and additional space occupied
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[0018] As previously stated, there is a need to manufacture a wing box assembly that is less expensive, strong, and lightweight. To make the wing box less expensive and lightweight, the wing box structures described herein will selectively utilize composite spar associated with at least one of the composite upper wing skin, composite lower wing skin, and composite spar bar structure. The resulting composite assembly will have a co-cured fixation of the part with the wing box structure. Such a wing box structure would result in a cost effective and lightweight wing box structure with optimal strength provided by co-cured fixation of components within the wing box assembly.
[0019] refer to figure 1 , aircraft 10 in this example has wing box assembly 12 positioned within fuselage 14 . Wing box assemblies 12 are secured to and positioned between wings 16 and provide support and rigidity to wings 16 of aircraft 10 as previously described. Span W denotes the direction of the s...
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