Attachment of masses to aircraft and spacecraft

Details Attachment of masses to aircraft and spacecraft Attachment of masses to aircraft and spacecraft

1979-05-30

1982-03-09

Barefoot, Galen L.

Aeronautics and astronautics

Aircraft power plants

Mounting

244 55, 248554, B64D 2700, B64D 2718

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043185169

ABSTRACT:
A wing of an aircraft has a mass, for example an engine, secured to the wing by a pylon such that an imaginary line between the center of gravity of the mass and the region of the wing to which the pylon is attached is at an angle to the vertical, the force and the moment applied to the wing by the mass and the pylon being applied to the wing through at least one attachment member. The force and the moment can be applied to the wing through first and second attachment members respectively.

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Stambler, Irwin, "Supersonic Transport", G.P. Putnam's Sons (New York) 1965, pp. 14, 15, 16, 17, 20 and 21.

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