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WE now come to the case shown in fig. 14. This is intended to represent a simplification of a twospar wing, having an outer portion skincovered and an inner open portion, the two spars being builtin at the inner end. The top and bottom skins will usually be reinforced with spanwise stiffeners and the application of torque to the box will induce end loads in these stiffeners, in addition to bending moments in the spars. These end loads are essentially a local effect, localized near the inner end of the skincovered portion of the wing, and at sections remote from the inner end the torsional stresses in the box will be given by the ordinary Batho formula.
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Oct 1, 1946
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