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  1. andrimitum

    BCAR Section D

    Does anyone have a copy of BCAR, Section D as a pdf file or know of a link to a copy? I have looked all over the internet and can't find. For those who don't know: BCAR (British Civil Airworthiness Requirements) are the old British equivalent of the CARs. Section D basically covered large...
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    Lug Analysis beyond Bruhn / Niu

    Thanks a lot Ed, I certainly apprectiate you taking the time to answer my questions. Thanks and have a happy new year. Robert
  3. andrimitum

    Lug Analysis beyond Bruhn / Niu

    Thanks a lot Ed, I agree, we must be in different time zones. In spite of the delay I really do appreciate the help. I had taken very conservative curves and determined a combined Margin of Safety of 1.67, with the numbers you provided my combined MS went up to 4.83 (including FF). So I am...
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    Lug Analysis beyond Bruhn / Niu

    Thanks Ed, 6061 T6 Bar, grain direction L, W = 1", D = .25". If you can provide the KTU results from Bruhn D1.15. I would appreciate that as well. The Aav/Abr = 1.6 Thanks a lot,
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    Lug Analysis beyond Bruhn / Niu

    I am working through lug analysis again.... and need to analize a 6061 T6. Where do I go to determine the Efficiency Factor for Tension, fig D1.12 Bruhn, fig 7.5.4 Niu. And Efficiency Factor for transverse loads, fig D1.15 Bruhn, Fig 7.5.9 Niu. As these tables do not seem to corealte to...
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    identification of materials?

    Never mind, after 4 hours of searching I found the answer here. http://www.matweb.com/index.asp?ckck=1 I at least know what it isn't. Thanks
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    identification of materials?

    Since My question is related I will also post here. I have a test result on a particular piece of aluminum (X-ray spectrometer) it identifies the piece as 2024 Aluminum, with a average hardness of 79.5. How do I determine Temper from the hardness?

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