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Upper Wing laminating with twill

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telix636

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Good Morning,

I looking to know how upper wing skin works, if I laminate upper wing skin with 2 layer of carbon Twill (200g) at +45 , 3 mm foam core and 2 layer at +45 instead of +45 -45 foam core -45 +45 (that usually is used)

I mean , the black line of Twill carbon run parallel (in line ) with spar , so the first and last layer are correct but the middle two not.

The correct procedure is +45 -45 foam core -45 +45 but we make a mistake during hand layup

Thanks


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