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What kind of airframe is on a Cessna 172 monocoque or semi-monocoque?
Semi-Monocoque
What are the types of fuselage?
monocoque, semi-monocoque, and truss type
What are types of aircraft fuselages?
The two more popular types are truss and semimonocoque. Truss is a rigid frame which handles most of the stress on the frame, which is normaly covered over with fabric or metal. Semimonocoque is the most popular type of fuselage and it shares the load between the skin of the aircraft and the frame. In semimonocoque, engineers may find it easier to accomodate their objectice since design wise it is more flexible.
What is monocoque turbo generator?
monocoque turbo-generatordevice is provided that is capable of cooling and lubricating itself and providing a non-leaking magnetic drive system that maintains the leak proof integrity of the device. This may be accomplished using propellant gases of the turbine as they process through the monocoque chamber. The monocoque turbo-generator device may produce electricity within an enclosed leak proof capsule with accessories that allow the energy to be tapped from the outside of its monocoque casing.
What are the characteristics of a monocoque airplane structure?
Basically an aircraft fuselage structure that relies heavily on the strenght of its external skin to support the imposed stress on the aircraft. Monocoque structures have almost no internal frame work. Formers and bulkheads can be used but a true monocoque structure only uses the skin.
What is the archetype for today's mass-produced atomobile?
Unibody construction, also known as Monocoque. The main attributes of monocoque vehicle frames is that there are less pieces for assembly, and less entrances for water to enter the vehicle frame and cause corrosion. More Info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monocoque#Automobiles
What is monocoque construction?
there is no frame per se the body is the frame
What is turbo generator?
monocoque turbo-generatordevice is provided that is capable of cooling and lubricating itself and providing a non-leaking magnetic drive system that maintains the leak proof integrity of the device. This may be accomplished using propellant gases of the turbine as they process through the monocoque chamber. The monocoque turbo-generator device may produce electricity within an enclosed leak proof capsule with accessories that allow the energy to be tapped from the outside of its monocoque casing.
What is the difference between F1 and F3?
Both are governed by the FIA. Both use open-wheel cars, monocoque chassis, slick tyres and front and rear wings.The differences are mainly in the scale - F1 is the top formula in terms of cost and commercial investment and therefore in global recognition.
What were helicopters originally made of?
first helis had wooden rotor blades and heavy steel/ wooden frames. obviously this didn't do the trick so now we got composite blades, aluminum skids, monocoque or semi monocoque or truss style construction
What is the difference between how a modern day car is made and how a wagon was constructed?
The modern day car is made in a monocoque (one piece) construction. A wagon had a chassis separate from the body. Where modern cars are an assembly of similar or interchangeable parts, each cart was a one-off; even two carts performing the same function were different.
What is the differences between monocoque chassis car and ladder chassis car?
MonocoqueThe most common form of chassis construction for passenger cars and, ever more so, 4WD cars. Monocoque is French for "Single Shell" and unlike a ladder frame, where the chassis and body are separate for high strength, monococques are specifically designed to crumple in the event of a collision and absorb energy, protecting the occupants from the full force of the crash.
