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AN AIRCRAFT
MS MS&E 06
ATTAULLAH KHAN,
MUHAMMAD SUBHAN,
WAJAHAT ALI
WHAT IS SKIN STRINGER?
• Stringer is a stiffening
member which supports a
section of the load
carrying skin, to prevent
buckling under
compression or shear
loads.
• Stringers keep the skin
from bending.
• Longitudinal members
are sometimes referred
to as longitudinal,
stringers, or stiffeners.
ROLE OF STRINGERS IN
AIRCRAFT WINGS
• In aircraft construction, a stringer is a thin strip of
material to which the skin of the aircraft is fastened.
In the fuselage, stringers are attached to formers
(also called frames) and run in the longitudinal
direction of the aircraft.
• They are primarily responsible for transferring the
aerodynamic loads acting on the skin onto the frames
and formers. In the wings or horizontal stabilizer,
longerons run span wise and attach between the ribs.
• The primary function here also is to transfer the
bending loads acting on the wings onto the ribs and
spar.
MATERIAL SPECIFICATION
Stringer Longeron
• If the longitudinal • If the longitudinal
participants are countless participants in a fuselage
(usually 50 to 100), they are limited (usually 4 to 8),
are named stringers. they are named longerons.
• Generally, stringers are of • Generally, longerons are of
smaller cross-section once greater cross-section once
contrasted to longerons . contrasted to stringers.