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• The structure of the aircraft was Alclad aluminium alloy.
• The sheets of Alclad used were eight to nine thousandths of an inch thick.
• 2024 is commonly extruded, and also available in alclad sheet and plate forms.
• Skin sheet on light airplanes of recent design and construction generally is alclad 2024-T3.
• Two Alclad floats made by the EDO Corporation were attached to the engine nacelles and fuselage.
• It used a new alloy called Alclad that combined the corrosion resistance of aluminum with the strength of duralumin.
• Outboard, the Alclad-covered ailerons extended close to the clipped wing tips and gave excellent roll control.
• The rear fuselage was an aluminium monocoque and the forward fuselage was alclad-skinned over a tubular steel structure.
• Of course, the cult of loving Airstreams as portable appliances _ nifty gadgets made of aircraft-grade Alclad aluminum _ isn't new.
• Each end started from a circular plate suspended from the hangar roof by a cable and free to rotate as each 18 inch wide strip Alclad was added.
• However, the high-performance aircraft designed since 1945 have made extensive use of skin structures machined from thick plate and extrusions, precluding the use of alclad exterior skins.
• Alclad is a heat-treated aluminum, copper, manganese, magnesium alloy that has the corrosion resistance of pure metal at the surface and the strength of the strong alloy underneath.
• The Knuckleduster's straight-sided hull was of all-metal ( Alclad ) box-section construction, from the bow as far as the pointed main step at the rear of the planing bottom; aft of the main step the fuselage was of monocoque construction.
• The wings had a flush-riveted Alclad covering and featured both Frise-type ailerons and the interally-developed Gouge flaps, the latter of which were actuated by an electric motor connected via a gearing system and screw jacks, allowing the flaps to be lowered in 60 seconds and elevated within 90 seconds.
• The fuselage was a monocoque structure, built on duralumin ovals and stringers, covered with stress bearing Alclad sheet . diameter 90 hp ( 67 kW ) Pobjoy Niagara came as a " power-egg " complete with all accessories and its own long chord cowling, plus Pobjoy's characteristic " smiley " front baffle.
• Although the basic wing plan was to stay the same for most production Spitfires, the prototype wing was structurally different : No weapons were fitted and the alclad skinning was laid out in spanwise strips; underneath the port wing the radiator bath started immediately behind the starboard undercarriage bay, with the opening conforming to the angle of the bay.
• Preliminary results of salt spray tests ( 24 weeks of exposure ) show changes in tensile strength and elongation of Alclad 17ST, when any occurred, to be so small as to be well within the limits of experimental error . " In applications involving aircraft construction, Alclad has proven to have increased resistance to corrosion at the expense of increased weight when compared to sheet aluminum.
• Preliminary results of salt spray tests ( 24 weeks of exposure ) show changes in tensile strength and elongation of Alclad 17ST, when any occurred, to be so small as to be well within the limits of experimental error . " In applications involving aircraft construction, Alclad has proven to have increased resistance to corrosion at the expense of increased weight when compared to sheet aluminum.