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CompositesWorld.com 3 technology. Larger structures, such as the fuselage, are evaluated by one of two automated ultrasonic inspection systems supplied by Matec Instrument Cos. (Northborough, MA, US). When it comes to quality control, Olson says Cirrus obviously considers porosity, but that's not the only parameter the company measures. Part criticality, damage toler- ance substantiation and inspection methods also factor in, he says. Cirrus' ultimate production targets a build rate of 2.5 jets per week, 125 aircraft per year. Te Vision SF50 is currently undergoing fnal fight testing and its FAA certifcation is expected in the frst half of 2016, with customer deliveries beginning shortly thereafter. Read this article online | short.compositesworld.com/SF50 www.northcoast.us 216-398-8550 Out of Autoclave processing requires real conversation and solid experience. Based on our 40 year history, we can guide you through the entire journey. With a complete spectrum of services – from design assistance, to tooling, to part production – we'll get you to your destination. All Compasses Point North Personal jet wing structure The SF50's full-span carbon fber/epoxy wing structure, seen from the perspective of the underside of the right wing. SF50 fuselage The in-process fuselage structure features TC275, a carbon fber/ epoxy prepreg supplied by TenCate Advanced Composites (Morgan Hill, CA, US). Case History: VBO Prepreg

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