Jeffrey F. Stulc - Seattle WA, US Wallace C. Chan - Seattle WA, US Brian C. Clapp - Seattle WA, US Neal G. Rolfes - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
The Boeing Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B64C 1/12
US Classification:
244119, 244120, 244132, 5278712
Abstract:
Structures and methods for joining composite fuselage sections and other panel assemblies together are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a shell structure configured in accordance with the present invention includes a first panel portion positioned adjacent to a second panel portion. The first panel portion can include a first stiffener attached to a first composite skin, and the second panel portion can include a second stiffener attached to a second composite skin. The shell structure can further include a fitting extending across a first edge region of the first panel portion and a second edge region of the second panel portion. A first end portion of the fitting can be attached to the first stiffener and the first composite skin, and a second end portion of the fitting can be attached to a second stiffener and a second composite skin, to join the first panel portion to the second panel portion.
Splice Joints For Composite Aircraft Fuselages And Other Structures
Jeffrey F. Stulc - Marysville WA, US Wallace C. Chan - Mill Creek WA, US Brian C. Clapp - Wichita KS, US Neal G. Rolfes - Wichita WA, US
Assignee:
The Boeing Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B21D 53/88
US Classification:
298972, 29897, 5278712, 244119, 244120, 244132
Abstract:
Structures and methods for joining composite fuselage sections and other panel assemblies together are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a shell structure configured in accordance with the present invention includes a first panel portion positioned adjacent to a second panel portion. The first panel portion can include a first stiffener attached to a first composite skin, and the second panel portion can include a second stiffener attached to a second composite skin. The shell structure can further include a fitting extending across a first edge region of the first panel portion and a second edge region of the second panel portion. A first end portion of the fitting can be attached to the first stiffener and the first composite skin, and a second end portion of the fitting can be attached to a second stiffener and a second composite skin, to join the first panel portion to the second panel portion.
Splice Joints For Composite Aircraft Fuselages And Other Structures
Structures and methods for joining composite fuselage sections and other panel assemblies together are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a shell structure configured in accordance with the present invention includes a first panel portion positioned adjacent to a second panel portion. The first panel portion can include a first stiffener attached to a first composite skin, and the second panel portion can include a second stiffener attached to a second composite skin. The shell structure can further include a fitting extending across a first edge region of the first panel portion and a second edge region of the second panel portion. A first end portion of the fitting can be attached to the first stiffener and the first composite skin, and a second end portion of the fitting can be attached to a second stiffener and a second composite skin, to join the first panel portion to the second panel portion.
Splice Joints For Composite Aircraft Fuselages And Other Structures
- Chicago IL, US Wallace C. Chan - Seattle WA, US Brian C. Clapp - Seattle WA, US Neal G. Rolfes - Seattle WA, US
International Classification:
B64C 1/06 B64C 1/14 B64C 1/12
Abstract:
Structures and methods for joining composite fuselage sections and other panel assemblies together are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a shell structure configured in accordance with the present invention includes a first panel portion positioned adjacent to a second panel portion. The first panel portion can include a first stiffener attached to a first composite skin, and the second panel portion can include a second stiffener attached to a second composite skin. The shell structure can further include a fitting extending across a first edge region of the first panel portion and a second edge region of the second panel portion. A first end portion of the fitting can be attached to the first stiffener and the first composite skin, and a second end portion of the fitting can be attached to a second stiffener and a second composite skin, to join the first panel portion to the second panel portion.
Splice Joints For Composite Aircraft Fuselages And Other Structures
- Chicago IL, US Wallace C. Chan - Seattle WA, US Brian C. Clapp - Seattle WA, US Neal G. Rolfes - Seattle WA, US
International Classification:
B64C 1/06 B64C 1/14 B64C 1/12
Abstract:
Structures and methods for joining composite fuselage sections and other panel assemblies together are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a shell structure configured in accordance with the present invention includes a first panel portion positioned adjacent to a second panel portion. The first panel portion can include a first stiffener attached to a first composite skin, and the second panel portion can include a second stiffener attached to a second composite skin. The shell structure can further include a fitting extending across a first edge region of the first panel portion and a second edge region of the second panel portion. A first end portion of the fitting can be attached to the first stiffener and the first composite skin, and a second end portion of the fitting can be attached to a second stiffener and a second composite skin, to join the first panel portion to the second panel portion.
Splice Joints For Composite Aircraft Fuselages And Other Structures
Jeffrey F. Stulc - Seattle WA, US Wallace C. Chan - Seattle WA, US Brian C. Clapp - Seattle WA, US Neal G. Rolfes - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
THE BOEING COMPANY - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B64C 1/06
US Classification:
29428
Abstract:
Structures and methods for joining composite fuselage sections and other panel assemblies together are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a shell structure configured in accordance with the present disclosure includes a first panel portion positioned adjacent to a second panel portion. The first panel portion can include a first stiffener attached to a first composite skin, and the second panel portion can include a second stiffener attached to a second composite skin. The shell structure can include a fitting extending across a first edge region of the first panel portion and a second edge region of the second panel portion. A first end portion of the fitting can be attached to the first stiffener and the first composite skin, and a second end portion of the fitting can be attached to a second stiffener and a second composite skin, to join the first panel portion to the second panel portion.
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