R P SARATHY INSTITUTE

OF TECHNOLOGY

Crazy enough to blast you into space, Smart enough to get you back.
The Aerostructures and technologies is nothing but the implementation of structural components in
aerospace systems, such as aircraft and spacecraft..
We the team name:

▪ P. Hari Prasath – 1st year ECE

▪ R. Thilageshwar – 1st year CSE-B

▪ Shaik Safiya – 1st year ECE

are presenting....
AERO STRUCTURES
&TECHNOLOGIES.
-USED TO COLLECTIVELY REFER TO THE ATMOSPHERE AND OUTER SPACE.
AEROSPACE STRUCTURES
What is Structure?
• It’s what holds an aircraft/ spacecraft together!
• Aerospace Structures present a particular challenge:
• They must be strong yet light!
• Aircraft, spacecraft, and launch vehicles need to be
designed to be light-weight, low cost and reliable.
• Complicated structures, loading conditions, failure modes.

• Topics covered are intended to be an application of

strength of materials concepts to the analysis and design
of aircrafts and launch vehicles.
One little problem…
▪ From the materials perspective,
light is usually the opposite of
strong!
▪ The job of the structural engineer
is to get around this constraint
and create light yet strong
structures!
▪ That is achieved through
“specialization” of structural
components.
The Future of Aerospace
Manufacturing!!
 Increased use of advanced technologies:
Aerospace manufacturing relies on a wide range of advanced
technologies, and we can expect to see continued innovation in this
area. This may include the increased use of 3Dprinting, advanced
materials, and other technologies to improve efficiency and reduce
costs.
 Continued Globalization:
The aerospace industry is a global industry, and we can expect to see
continued globalization in aerospace manufacturing. This may involve
the development of new manufacturing hubs in emerging markets and
the expansion of existing facilities in established markets.

CONCLUSION:
Aerospace manufacturing involves the design, development, and production of aircraft
and spacecraft, as well as their various system and components. Aerospace
manufacturing relies on a wide range of advanced technologies and techniques, and is
constantly evolving to meet the changing needs and requirements of the industry. Many
industries face a number of challenges, including regulatory requirements, supply chain
risks, and cost management.