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    Aircraft Loads, Free Body DiagramsDate: 07

    th

    May, 2012Place: CSG, BTP, Bangalore

    Confidentiality

    The material contained in this presentation represents proprietary and confidential information pertaining to

    products, technologies and processes belonging to Creative Synergies Group (CSG) and the Customer. All information

    in this presentation is to be treated in confidence. The names and trademarks used in this presentation are soleproperty of the respective companies and are governed / protected by the relevant trademark and copyright laws.

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    02.AIRCRAFT LOADS & FREE BODY DIAGRAMS

    Delivering Engineering Excellence - WorldWide CREATIVE SYNERGIES GROUP 22011 Confidential

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    Special Loads Hoisting aircraft, towing aircraft,Fuselage pressurizing

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    During specification of loads two terms used are:

    Limit or applied loads:Maximum loads anticipated on the aircraft

    during its lifetime.

    Ultimate or design load:

    Limit loads multiplied by a factor of safety(i.e. 1.5)

    Design loads are to be carried by the aircraft without

    failure. It indicates the reserve strength of the aircraft

    against complete structural failure.

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    Typical lift distribution for a wing

    fuselage combination

    (Spanwise view)

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    Structural Loads/Stress

    Five Types Of Stress

    Tension

    Compression

    Bending force

    Torsion

    Shear force

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    FREE BODY DIAGRAMS

    In analyzing any technique, one should consider

    all external forces, by accounting for effect of

    each one of the body

    The isolated body is considered a separate

    mechanical system

    Easier to identify forces & represent as vectors

    Can help determine the application anddirection of forces acting on the body

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    Direction & Point of Application of

    External ForcesForce Direction of Force Point of Application

    Weight (W) Downward Center of Gravity

    NormalReaction (R)

    Perpendicular Point of contact

    Friction (F) Along surface Point of Contact

    Buoyancy (B) Upward Center of buoyancy

    Drag (D) Opposite flow Center of Gravity

    Lift (L) Perpendicular to drag Center of Gravity

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    Free Body Diagram

    Magnitude

    arrow length

    Direction

    arrow head Point of application

    arrow tail

    Weight (W)

    Reactive force (R) Friction (F)

    Fig 12.27

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