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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 24, 2015
Filed:
Feb. 15, 2011
Eduardo Vinué Santolalla, Madrid, ES;
César Bautista DE LA Llave, Madrid, ES;
Pablo Timoteo Sanz Martínez, Madrid, ES;
Diego Folch Cortés, Madrid, ES;
Esteban Martino Gonzáles, Madrid, ES;
Ana Reyes Moneo Peñacoba, Burgos, ES;
Eduardo Vinué Santolalla, Madrid, ES;
César Bautista de La Llave, Madrid, ES;
Pablo Timoteo Sanz Martínez, Madrid, ES;
Diego Folch Cortés, Madrid, ES;
Esteban Martino Gonzáles, Madrid, ES;
Ana Reyes Moneo Peñacoba, Burgos, ES;
Airbus Operations S.L., Getafe, Madrid, ES;
Abstract
An aircraft fuselage part () located in a section of an aircraft () having a propulsion system () attached by upstream pylons (), the fuselage part includes a skin (); a plurality of frames () arranged perpendicularly to a longitudinal axis (); a single or internally divided upper longitudinal box () and a single or internally divided lower longitudinal box () which are configured to form with the skin () a multi-cell structure, belonging in each cell the external side to the skin () and the internal sides to the longitudinal boxes (); a plurality of lateral beams () that are interconnected with the frames () to form together with the skin () a structural unity. The fuselage components () are dimensioned so that the aircraft can withstand the effect of pre-defined failure events keeping a sufficient number of closed cells.