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Aviation
AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL
AQUILA AT01
Section 7
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Document No.: Issue: Supersedes Issue: Date: Page:
FM-AT01-1010-100E
A.12 A.05 (30/09/2003) 17/09/2008 7 - 5
7.2 AIRFRAME
The majority of the aircraft structure is constructed in composite design. Glass fibre
(GFRP) as well as carbon fibre materials (CFRP) are used that are bedded into an
epoxy resin matrix. The aircraft structure consists of both, monolithic GFRP or CFRP
shells / structural components and sandwich shells with a structural foam core based on
PVC.
7.2.1 Fuselage
The fuselage forms one structural unit along with the vertical and horizontal stabilizers.
The fuselage and vertical stabilizer as a monolithic component consists of two half-
shells. While the fuselage portion of the half-shells is fabricated from solid fibreglass
laminate, the vertical stabilizer portion has a sandwich structure. The GFRP-skin of the
fuselage is reinforced by four carbon fibre stringers, arranged lengthwise along the
entire fuselage.
Four ring frames and a baggage compartment bulkhead support and stiffen the fuselage
shells in the tail boom section. In the forward fuselage section adjacent to the wing-
body-intersection, the landing gear frame, seat frame and the shear frame of the wing-
body-joint are positioned for the transmission of the several loads into the fuselage
structure and to stiffen the structure in these sections. At its front side, the fuselage
ends with the firewall at which the engine is attached to. The firewall, designed as a
GFRP/CFRP sandwich composite, has on its front side in the engine compartment a fire
protection lining that consists of a special fire-resistant ceramic fleece and a stainless
steel sheet.
The landing gear frame, which supports together with the seat frame the main landing
gear struts, is supplemented in the upper section by a compact CFRP/GFRP roll-over
bar.
7.2.2 Wing
The wing is designed with a triple trapezoid planform that tapers off in winglets at its
wing tips. The wing consists of an upper and a lower shell in GFRP sandwich composite
design that are both locally reinforced by CFRP unidirectional straps in the region of the
wing spar bonding area. Both, the left and the right wing form one structural unit which
are connected by a rigid wing main spar in the middle section. The wing spar is a
continuous unit from wing tip to wing tip and has a “double-T” (I-beam) cross-section
with chords manufactured from CFRP unidirectional fibres (rovings) and a GFRP
sandwich web.
Each wing half ends on its inboard side with a forward and rearward root rib, separated
by the wing spar, which are joined to the shear frame in the fuselage mid section by a
shear bolt on each fwd and rearward root rib. The four shear bolts are installed from the
cabin through the fuselage bushings into the wing bolt housings in the wing root ribs
and axially secured with bolts.
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