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OUTBOARD WING STRINGERS B-B
Wing StringersFigure 1
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CENTER WING BOX BEAM - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
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1. General_______
A. The center wing box beam, part of the wing main frame, functions to support the fuselage, to serve as an integral fuel tank, and to support the cantilevered outboard wing box beams.
2. Center Wing Box Beam Structure (Fig. 1)______________________________
A. The forward, aft, upper, and lower surfaces of the center wing box beam are formed by the front and rear spars and upper and lower skin panels. The outboard sides of the center wing box beam are formed by the wing-to-body rib (Ref 57-12-00, Description and Operation). The skin panels are reinforced with spanwise stringers, and are spliced to the outboard wing skins, forming an integral beam. In contrast to the outboard wing boxes, the center wing box does not utilize chordwise ribs, except for a partial rib at BLO. Instead, the box is reinforced by a mid spar and three spanwise beams with stiffened webs which attach to the upper and lower skins. Other structural components and attachments consist of the vertical keel beam, intercostals, stabilizing angles, fairing beams, and fuselage floor beams.
3. Center Wing to Fuselage Attachments (Fig. 1)___________________________________
A. The center wing box beam fits into a cutout section of the fuselage where the front, mid, and rear spars form an integral part of body bulkheads at stations 1000.0, 1140.0, and 1241.0 respectively. Another wing-to-fuselage attachment is by the flanged upper and lower chords and frame fittings at left and right WBL 127.75. Other points of attachment include the keel beam and the longitudinal floor beams.
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1 BL
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RIB
BODY
STATION
1265
FLOOR BEAM
RBL
127.75
LBL
127.75
REAR
SPAR
SPANWISE
BEAM NO. 1
MID SPAR
BODY
FITTING
SPANWISE BEAM NO. 2
BODY
STATION KEEL INTERCOSTAL
984 BEAM SPANWISE BEAM NO. 3
FAIRING BEAM CHORDS FRONT SPAR
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Wing Center Section Figure 1
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LANDING GEAR SUPPORT BEAMS - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
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1. General_______
A. The support beam for the landing gear is made of two titanium I-beams connected together. The outboard end makes a rigid connection to the wing rear spar at wing station 586 by a one pin connection. The inboard end also makes a rigid connection to the fuselage at body station 1350. A trunnion fitting is in the middle and transmits aft main landing gear loads. The loads go through the beam to the wing spar and to the fuselage structure.
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