Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
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Could someone please clarify the difference between a longeron and a stringer?
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Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
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RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
Harold G. Morgan
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RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
Longeron-is-to-sparcap [chord] or beam, as-Stringer is-to-stiffener
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RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer
"Longitudinal [members] which have large cross sectional areas are referred to as longerons."
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RE: Structures Terminology: Longeron vs. Stringer