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 A wing is an appendage with a surface thatproduces lift for flight and/or propulsionthrough the atmosphere, or through anothergaseous or liquid fluid.

It is an airfoil which has a streamlinedcross-sectional shape producing a useful liftto drag ratio.

The wing deflects air downward as theaircraft moves forward generating liftingforce to support the aircraft in flight.

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DLR F6 is and

modified version of 

DLR F4 with an aim

to have moreelliptical lift

distributions and less

boundary layer 

separation at rear 

upper wing surface.

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FAIRCHILD DORNIER

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AIRBUS A380

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AIRBUS A320

EMBRAER 170

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BOMBARDIER CRJ700

BASELINE ARJ21-700

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UPPER SKIN - 7075 T6 Aluminum

•Composition:

 Al 87.1-91.4% Fe Max 0.5Zn 5.1-6.1% Cr 0.18-0.28%Mg 2.1-2.9% Mn Max 0.3

Cu 1.2-2% Si Max 0.4Ti Max 0.2%Other, each max 0.05%-E = 71.71 Gpa -ρ=2810 kg/m 3

- ν= 0.33

•Properties: Better compressivestrength, high stiffness, fatigue

resistant.

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LOWER SKIN 2024-T3

•Composition:  Al 90.7-94.7% Mg 1.2-1.8%

Cr Max 0.1% Mn 0.3-0.9%Cu 3.8-4.9% Si Max 0.5%

Fe Max 0.5% Ti Max 0.15%Zn Max 0.25%Others, each max 0.05%-E=73.1 Gpa -ρ=2780 kg/m 3 

- ν= 0.33 

•Properties: Better tensile strength,fatigue resistant.

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 •Front spar location 10 % of chord

Reason:

- Lightning effect- Increasing the area of wing box- Forward location would increase the c/s area of wing

box, but would result in reduction of web length.

•Rare spar location 70% of chord

Reason:

- Leaving sufficient space for control surfaces.- Rearward shift of spar would increase the wing boxc/s but would result in reduction of spar web length.

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OBJECTIVE 1: PLACEMENT OF FUEL TANK 

-MAX  FUEL CAPACITY : 24200 LT 

-FUEL TANK DESIGNED FOR  – 20,000 LT 

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OBJECTIVE 2: RIB LOCATIONS 

- RIBS PLACED AT ROOT , KINK AND TIP 

- DEFLECTION OF EACH PLATE BETWEEN RIBS 

MINIMIZED TO 5 MM 

- TOTAL NUMBER RIBS PLACED IN BETWEEN KINK TO TIP 16

- TOTAL NUMBER OF RIBS PLACED IN 

BETWEEN ROOT TO KINK 9

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CALCULATIONS FOR RIB PLACEMENT:

SPECIFICATIONS:

MATERIAL  – 7075 T6 AL 

YOUNGS MODULUS  E = 71.71 GPA 

POISSONS RATIO = .33MATERIAL THICKNESS T = 5 MM 

LOAD CURVE EQUATION =

Y = -3.207X2+ 49.92X + 678.74 

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METHOD USED :

ITERATION METHOD 

ASSUMPTIONS MADE :

-PLANE SECTIONS IN PLATE REMAIN PLANE EVEN  AFTER  BENDING -PLATES  ARE  APPROXIMATED TO RECTANGULAR  PLATES -LOAD IS  APPROXIMATED TO UNIFORM TRANSVERSE LOAD 

-SPAR 

  AND

 RIB

 DEFLECTIONS

  ARE

 NEGLECTED

 - PLATES  ARE  ASSUMED TO BE CLAMP SUPPORTED ON  ALL THE EDGES 

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FORMULA  USED FOR CALCULATING THE 

AMPLITUDE OF DEFORMATION :

 w= DEFORMATION IN Z DIRECTIONq = TRANSVERSE LOAD

ξ - x/a a -LENGTH OF PLATE IN X DIECTION

η - y/ b b -LENGTH OF PLATE IN Y DIRECTION

 A – AMPLITUDE OF DEFLECTION

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RIBS PLACEMENT FROM KINK TO

TIP

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RIB PLACEMENT FROM ROOT TO KINK 

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-Aircraft structures ,T H G MEGSON-Structural stability of columns and plates,Iyengar N.G.R.

-synthesis of subsonic aircraft design , H Wittenberg