Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – With work-holder for assembly
Patent
1989-11-17
1991-07-23
Gorski, Joseph M.
Metal working
Means to assemble or disassemble
With work-holder for assembly
2924357, B25B 120, B23P 1100
Patent
active
050331787
ABSTRACT:
A jig is provided for assembling various different wing skin panels, all having different airfoil profiles. The jig includes a frame that has a plurality of colinear attachment points. These points define a center line axis that is generic for any panel assembled on the jig. A set of headers is distributed along the attachment points, such set being replaceable by another for a different panel. The headers have edge recesses in which are placed the panel's stringers. Both stringers and headers are covered by a skin sheet which is held in place by webbings that are pulled and tightened against the skin. The webbings hold the skin against the stringers while the stringers, skin, and headers are moved to a fastening location where the skin is riveted or otherwise fastened to the stringers.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1559807 (1925-11-01), Thaden
patent: 2378043 (1945-06-01), Sorensen et al.
Gorski Joseph M.
Kaser Bruce A.
The Boeing Company
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