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Conservatism in Stress Engineering

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Stress Engineering

July 3, 20210Comments

Conservatism in Stress Engineering

Conservatism in Stress Engineering A majority, if not all, aerospace stress engineering activities are dominated by classical hand calculations of margins of safety. They also include a decent dose of analysis

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Handling And Abuse Load Cases

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April 20, 20200Comments

Handling and Abuse Loads Requirements

Handling & Abuse Loads Requirements In this post, we will learn about Handling and Abuse Loads. Even though these loads are not an FAA requirement, it is common practice to size

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Retention of Items of Mass

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Stress Engineering

June 29, 20170Comments

14 CFR 25-789 Retention of Items of Mass

In this regulation, we discuss "retention" of various items of mass such as galleys, bins, seats etc. & their contents under limit and ultimate conditions.

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Stowage Compartments

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Design And Construction

Stress Engineering

December 8, 20160Comments

14 CFR Part 25.787 – Stowage Compartments

14 CFR Part 25.787: Stowage Compartments In this post, we will dig into the next regulation, 14 CFR Part 25.787. This one is related to cabin stowage compartments. It is more relevant to

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Fitting Factor - Fitting Installation Components

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Stress Engineering

November 20, 20160Comments

14 CFR Part 25.619-625: Fitting Factor

14 CFR Part 25.619 - 625: Various Factors Including Fitting Factor In this post, we will explore the next series of regulations, 14 CFR Part 25.619 thru 625. These cover special factors,

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