Abstract
One of the most promising ways of tackling the problems of cushioning the response of an aircraft under dynamic and shock influences and reducing aerothermoelastic strains is examined. This is the use of composite materials in the airframe and engine. The characteristics of the composites most developed at the present time and of ordinary construction materials are compared. Examples are given of the use of modern composites in aircraft and their engines.
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