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Process for determining cloth/foam thicknesses in sandwich fuselage?

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birdus

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Moses Lake, WA
What is the basic process for determining the weights and numbers of plies (and direction of those layers) of carbon fiber fabric (both external and internal) and thickness of foam for layup of a fuselage and wing panels? What are things I need to know and questions I need to answer as I work towards a design?

Thanks,
Jay
 
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