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Properties: Case Studies
The materials used for aircraft manufacture must meet a demanding set of property requirements. Aircraft structures must be lightweight, durable and damage tolerant. Furthermore, these properties must be attained at as low cost as possible. High strength aluminium alloys are able to meet the property challenges in a cost effective way and aluminium therefore remains the predominant choice for the construction of civil aircraft, although competition from other materials is increasingly intense.
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