2015
DOI: 10.7862/rm.2015.20
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Nowoczesne materiały stosowane w konstrukcjach lotniczych – wybrane problemy oraz kierunki rozwoju

Abstract: NOWOCZESNE MATERIAŁY STOSOWANE W KONSTRUKCJACH LOTNICZYCH -WYBRANE PROBLEMY ORAZ KIERUNKI ROZWOJUW artykule dokonano analizy materiałów stosowanych we współczesnych konstrukcjach lotniczych, skupiając uwagę na strukturze płatowca samolotu. Przedstawiono wybrane problemy dotyczące projektowania i eksploatacji struktur lotniczych, z uwzględnieniem kompozytów oraz metali lekkich (aluminium, tytan i ich stopy). Omówiono problemy obróbki mechanicznej, takiej jak: szlifowanie, wykonywanie otworów itp. Przedstawiono … Show more

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“…The metallic compounds that are in use in the airspace industry and discussed in this study are steel, aluminium and titanium alloys. In the year 2000, the content of steel in aircraft structures was estimated at 8.1% [7]. Nowadays, steel as a load-bearing element is being gradually replaced by aluminium and titanium alloys although it remains to be used in aircraft engines [7].…”
Section: Definition Of the Materials And Types Of Corrosionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The metallic compounds that are in use in the airspace industry and discussed in this study are steel, aluminium and titanium alloys. In the year 2000, the content of steel in aircraft structures was estimated at 8.1% [7]. Nowadays, steel as a load-bearing element is being gradually replaced by aluminium and titanium alloys although it remains to be used in aircraft engines [7].…”
Section: Definition Of the Materials And Types Of Corrosionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the year 2000, the content of steel in aircraft structures was estimated at 8.1% [7]. Nowadays, steel as a load-bearing element is being gradually replaced by aluminium and titanium alloys although it remains to be used in aircraft engines [7]. When corrosion is present in steel structures, it is easily recognised because the corrosion products form the red rust on the metal surfaces.…”
Section: Definition Of the Materials And Types Of Corrosionmentioning
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“…More-suitable materials are still being sought with better mechanical and plastic properties and high corrosion and fatigue resistance as well as being easily treatable. Steel is no longer dominant, but alloys of aluminum and titanium are [1][2][3]. When designing new material, the so-called structural parameter (i.e., the ratio of a material's strength to its density) sometimes allows for a significant reduction in the weight of the finished component and, as a result, reduces operating costs via lower fuel consumption, for example.…”
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confidence: 99%