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baggage bay support rib layups query

 
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 10:16 am    Post subject: baggage bay support rib layups query Reply with quote

Referring to the reinforcing layups between the baggage bay bulkhead floor and the support ribs, the manual p28M-14 issue 3 says:

“After cure the joint should be reinforced with 2 plies of bid at ± 45° lapping onto the ribs and bulkhead by 25 mm”

It’s not clear to me whether that means layups on BOTH sides of each support rib. I had initially assumed so, but just below that, to reinforce the baggage-bay bulkhead join with the fuselage, the manual says:

“layup 2 plies of ‘bid’ each side of the join between the fuselage and the rear baggage bay bulkhead, lapping them onto each by 25 mm”

So, it’s explicitly calling for layups both sides in that region. Comparing the 2 instructions suggests to me that the support ribs are only intended to have a reinforcing layup on one side (at both top & bottom edges) since the phrase “each side of the join” is not used in reference to the ribs.

Does anyone have a definitive answer?

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 3:16 pm    Post subject: baggage bay support rib layups query Reply with quote

Do both sides. Keeps the rib centred in case of one sided impact.
Christoph Both
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Wolfville Nova Scotia Canada

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On Oct 2, 2015, at 15:16, Rowland Carson <rowlandcarson(at)gmail.com> wrote:



Referring to the reinforcing layups between the baggage bay bulkhead floor and the support ribs, the manual p28M-14 issue 3 says:

“After cure the joint should be reinforced with 2 plies of bid at ± 45° lapping onto the ribs and bulkhead by 25 mm”

It’s not clear to me whether that means layups on BOTH sides of each support rib. I had initially assumed so, but just below that, to reinforce the baggage-bay bulkhead join with the fuselage, the manual says:

“layup 2 plies of ‘bid’ each side of the join between the fuselage and the rear baggage bay bulkhead, lapping them onto each by 25 mm”

So, it’s explicitly calling for layups both sides in that region. Comparing the 2 instructions suggests to me that the support ribs are only intended to have a reinforcing layup on one side (at both top & bottom edges) since the phrase “each side of the join” is not used in reference to the ribs.

Does anyone have a definitive answer?

in friendship

Rowland

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| <rowlandcarson(at)gmail.com> http://www.rowlandcarson.org.uk
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