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![]() I don't know if anybody has used tapered pultruded rods in a spar as well but it may be a possibility given the complex rods and tube shape being manufactured for other applications. Rectangular profiles are made, the smaller the cross section of the Pulltrusion the better you are able to match the bending moment. Naturally it is more effort to built with smaller sections but it provides for a near optimum spar. Udo |
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