Assembly of aircraft wings
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorRichard Dobbin
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InventorRichard Dobbin
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A method of joining a wing skin to a structural element of an aircraft wing. A locating through hole is formed in the structural element, extending along a path between a first side of the structural element and a second side of the structural element. A spark containment cap is attached to the first side of the structural element to covering an opening of the locating through hole. A portion of the wing skin is positioned on the second side of the structural element. A fastening through hole having a larger diameter than the locating through hole is formed through both the wing skin and the structural element and along the path of the locating through hole. A fastener is inserted into the fastening through hole and the structural element secured to the wing skin, an end of the fastener being covered by the spark containment cap.
A method of joining a wing skin to a structural element of an aircraft wing, the method comprising:
A method of joining a wing skin to a structural element of an aircraft wing, the method comprising:
A method of joining a wing skin to a structural element of an aircraft wing, the method comprising:
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