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ala TriMotor - corrugations
-- Dan D. .. wrote in message ... Howdy All, Thanks for your thoutful replies. They seem to fall into three main ideas: Thicker panels: yeah. This will work, but for exterior fuselage panels, it would be prohibitively heavy. I'll pass. Building in some kind of "upset": This will work. Breaks, as I described will make the panels stiffer. Another poster suggested rolling in ridges that would stiffen the panel. These would look kind of goofy, and have a small drag effect. I think I'll pass. Spraying a urethane foam on the inside: This will stiffen the panel and improve the noise level inside the aircraft. It would require a fire rated foam such as "gator skin". Other are available. I'm leaning this way. Thanks to all, tom pettit |
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