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Material type was chosen for each component. <strong>The</strong> components that were going to carry<br />

maximum load were ply, paulownia was used where some load would act. Balsa was<br />

used where minimal load would act and for components that were merely for providing<br />

shape.<br />

Most of the ribs were 2mm thickness except the ones on top the fuselage which carried<br />

maximum load and therefore they were 4mm thick. Ribs were of all three types ply,<br />

paulownias and balsa depending on the amount of load they were carrying. Webspars<br />

were 3mm thick. <strong>The</strong> spar caps at the front and at 30% chord were 6mm x 6mm pine<br />

rods. All webbing was 2mm balsa. Rear end sheets were 2mm balsa because their<br />

purpose was to provide shape and contact surface for the film.<br />

<strong>The</strong> following figures from 4.1.117 to figure 4.1.122 show the materials used for the<br />

wing components. Blue colour is for balsa, green for ply, pink for paulownias, black for<br />

carbon rod and yellow for pine.<br />

Figure 4.1.117 Figure 4.1.118<br />

Figure 4.1.119 Figure 4.1.120<br />

Figure 4.1.121 Figure 4.1.122

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