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November 20th 09, 03:14 AM
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Structural Design vs. Copying
I was wondering lately how much are planes structurally designed or
how much do they follow standard construction techniques (copying) developed for light aircraft? Brock 
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November 20th 09, 01:07 PM
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Structural Design vs. Copying
durabol wrote:
I was wondering lately how much are planes structurally designed or how much do they follow standard construction techniques (copying) developed for light aircraft? Brock Any engineer worth his salt will copy any feature that contributes to his goals. Any aircraft that is to be approved by the FAA for a CofA will be supported by structural analyses. So the answer is yes to both questions, I guess. Brian W
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