engine bulkhead造句
例句與造句
- Corrosion was found to be a chronic problem in the engine bulkhead, the steel wall separating the engine from the passenger compartment.
- The Perch had a two-wheel, solid-axle undercarriage, mounted on oleo legs joined to the fuselage close to the leading edge of the wing and the engine bulkhead.
- The wheeled undercarriage was a simple single-axle arrangement, with oleo legs forward to the engine bulkhead and rearward bracing struts to the root of the rear wing spar.
- Ventilation for the main compartment was provided by an armoured ventilation grid on the right side, that however only sucked in air when a hatch in the engine bulkhead was opened.
- At approximately 04.30 on 8 April 1961, a large explosion struck the port side of the engine casing between decks, passing through the engine bulkhead and two upper decks, including the main lounge.
- It's difficult to find engine bulkhead in a sentence. 用engine bulkhead造句挺難的
- There were bracing struts forward to the engine bulkhead and the axles sloped inwards and upwards to a post below the fuselage, all rather like a strengthened version of the on the Parnall Elf.
- A plywood double girder ran centrally along the bottom of the mid-fuselage to the engine bulkhead, forming a mounting for the lower wing pylon, the cockpit and controls and parts of the engine mounting and undercarriage.
- In its early form the Type G had a two wheeled single axle main undercarriage mounted by a pair of struts on each side, one forward to the engine bulkhead and one rearwards to the fuselage via the main spar.
- There were three further struts per float to the fuselage : one from the forward part rearward to the engine bulkhead and two from a common point further aft to the two wing spars, joining the lower wing struts from below.
- The 32 hp ( 24 kW ) Bristol Cherub flat twin engine was hung from a duralumin sheet bracket fixed to the engine bulkhead and positioned below with a pair of duralumin tubes, themselves braced to the lower longerons with steel tubes.
- Forward of the cockpit the lower longerons curved strongly upwards and inwards, meeting the now inward curving upper members at the engine bulkhead, on which was mounted the 32 hp ( 24 kW ) Bristol Cherub I flat-twin driving a two-bladed small diameter propeller.
- The main, single axle undercarriage was wide track ( 5 ft 1 in or 1.55 m ), with main legs sloping inwards to meet the lower longerons at the leading ege of the lower wings and with a pair of bracing struts forward to the bottom of the engine bulkhead.
- The Mk XIV differed from the Mk XII in that the longer, two-stage supercharged Griffon 65, producing 2, 050 hp ( 1, 528 kW ), was mounted 10 inches ( 25.4 cm ) further forward : the top section of the engine bulkhead was angled forward, creating a distinctive change of angle to the upper cowling's rear edge.