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Udemy - Aircraft StructureDate: 14 September 2022 | Posted by: voska89 |
![]() Last updated 9/2021 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 153.97 MB | Duration: 0h 31m Classification, concepts, materials of parts of an aircraft. What you'll learn Concepts and topics related to aircraft parts such as Fuselage Wings Stabilizers Windows and Windshield Requirements None Description Have you ever wondered how an airplane can soar with everything and passengers, move through the skies and land thousands of miles away? Or why do the flight deck control panels have so many buttons and levers? Or what do pilots mean when they say they are going to lower or raise the flaps? Or why are winglets in fashion?In this graphic we show you the basic structure of the plane with its main fixed and flexible parts, in order to solve these doubts, and thus continue to enjoy the experience of comfort, speed and safety that is flying.In aeronautics the terms AIRFRAME refer to Aircraft which contains: The fuselage, the pumps, the nacelles, the engine covers, the aerodynamic surfaces (including the rotors but excluding the propellers and the rotating blades of the engines), the landing of an aircraft, its accessories and controls. aircraft, STRUCTURE refer to Structures (fuselage and metal or composite material structure and FUSELAGE (AIRCRAFT COMPONENT) refers to Fuselage is the body of the aircraft, or the main component of the structure of an aircraft. passengers and crews They are located inside the fuselage, and the wings and empennage are attached to the fuselage. In simpler engine aircraft, the engines and landing gear are attached to the fuselage. Overview Section 1: Fuselage Lecture 1 Functions Lecture 2 Construction Types Lecture 3 Reticular Fuselage Lecture 4 Monocoque Fuselage Lecture 5 Semi-Monocoque Fuselage Lecture 6 Structural Loads Section 2: Materials Lecture 7 Classification Lecture 8 Ferrous Alloys Lecture 9 Light Alloys Lecture 10 Composite Materials Lecture 11 Auxiliary Materials Section 3: Wings Lecture 12 General Lecture 13 Types of Construction Lecture 14 Plan Shape Lecture 15 Position Lecture 16 Straight Section Lecture 17 Form of Attachment to the Fuselage Section 4: Stabilizers Lecture 18 Concept Lecture 19 Elevator and rudder Lecture 20 Types of Construction Lecture 21 Conventional Glue Lecture 22 Special Tails Section 5: Windshield and Windows Lecture 23 Windows Lecture 24 Windshield Lecture 25 Structural Requirements Lecture 26 Windshield Background Lecture 27 Safety Glass Lecture 28 Protections Students,Professionals,Interested in the world of aviation Homepage DOWNLOAD LINK Links are Interchangeable - No Password - Single Extraction See full article |