Glossary entry (derived from question below)
engleză term or phrase:
brushed in or over the joints
română translation:
introdus între articulații sau aplicat pe suprafața acestora cu ajutorul unei perii
engleză term
brushed in or over the joints
Air leakage is possible wherever the cabin skin is discontinuous, thus every rivet hole, skin seam, pressure bulkhead to skin joint, every connection of (or passage of stringer through) pressure bulkhead, and every inspection door or entrance door is a .
To reduce air leakage of the skin, sealing material may be applied to joints prior to joining or a liquid compound may be sprayed or >brushed in or over the joints< from inside after assembly.
5 +1 | introdus între articulații sau aplicat pe suprafața acestora cu ajutorul unei perii | Daniel Grigoras |
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