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Airframe

The mechanical structure of an aircraft is known as the airframe. This structure is typically considered to include the fuselage, undercarriage, empennage and wings, and excludes the propulsion system.

History, Alloys for airframe components & Safety

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Alloys for airframe components

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Airframe

Nodes187
Edges186
Triples80
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010695
Components1

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Airframe

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related to Alloys for airframe components · 16
Airframe → Allies, Alloy, As, Brequet, By, Duralumin, First World War, Germany, In, It, Kitty Hawk, T4, The, United States, World War, Wright
related to Second World War · 14
Airframe → Among, Avro Lancaster, B-17 Flying Fortress, B-25 Mitchell, British Vickers Wellington, Due, During World War II, F28, Fokker F27, Havilland Comet, Havilland Mosquito, P-38 Lightning, The, US C-47 Skytrain
related to Light aircraft · 9
Airframe → Alloys, Although, Aluminum, Light, Other, Skin, T3, T6, The
related to Postwar · 9
Airframe → Boeing, Douglas X-3 Stiletto, Flown, Lockheed A-12, Mach, Newly, Postwar, SR-71, The
related to Safety · 9
Airframe → After, Departures, Early, Farnborough Airport, Havilland Comet, Manufacturers, The, The Royal Aircraft Establishment, Unlike
related to Further reading · 5
Airframe → Analysis, Are, Flightglobal, July, Michael Gubisch
related to history · 5
Airframe → Deperdussin Monocoque, In, Modern, United States, Wright Flyer's

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aircraft alloys first alloy aluminum used developed strength structure light fuselage resistance primary sheet design also metal castings structures made

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the Spirit of Stinstance ofSome were produced as single copies or in small quantity0.80text
355instance ofTime-honored alloys0.80text
356 have been modified to produce higher levels of strengthinstance ofTime-honored alloys0.80text
ductilityinstance ofTime-honored alloys0.80text
354instance ofNew alloys0.80text
A356instance ofNew alloys0.80text
A357instance ofNew alloys0.80text
359instance ofNew alloys0.80text
Tens 50 were developed for premium-strength castingsinstance ofNew alloys0.80text
sea-water immersioninstance ofadhesive bonding has withstood adverse exposures0.80text
atmospheres.Fusion welded aluminum primary structures in airplanes are virtually nonexistentinstance ofadhesive bonding has withstood adverse exposures0.80text
because the high-strength alloys utilized have low weldabilityinstance ofadhesive bonding has withstood adverse exposures0.80text

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