Structure of aircraft
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Structure of Aircraft
• Sf-260d is all metal, long-wing type
• Airframe consist of a fuselage, two wing panels
• Fuselage is semi-monocoque construction
• Forward section incorporates the cockpit enclosed by windshield
• Wind is provided with ailerons and flaps and accomodates the fuel tanks.
• Tail structure consist of a horizontal stabilizer, an elevator, a vertical fin and a rudder
• Landing gear is the tricycle and retractable type
Primary Flight Controls
Elevator
• Elevator provides longitudinal control of the aircraft and is operated mechanically by fore and after movement of control stick
• Elevator is located on trailing edge of the horizantal stabilizer
Rudder
• Rudder provides control of the aircraft about the vertical axis and is controlled mechanically by the dual rudder pedals in the cockpit
• It is located on the trailing edge of vertical stabilizer
Aileron
• Ailerons provide lateral control of the aircraft and are operated mechanically by left and right movement of control stick.
• They are located the trailing edge of the wings