INDEX
   
4 Editor's Comment
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8 Caparo’ s Composite Capabilities
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11 Autosport Review 2008
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12 TATA Advanced Systems and EADS Defence and Security
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14 Plugging the gap…overcoming the skills shortages
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16 Lola's Tri-Service Technology
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17 Specialist Utility Vehicle (SUV) Weapons at DVD
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18 Merlin Helicopter magic
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20 Wire in composite
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22 A Brief History of Contemporary Warfare
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24 Testing Technology
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26 Protector Cases - equipment protection
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28 Sweden’s Stealth Ship
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30 DVD 2008 at Millbrooks, June 25th and 26th
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33 Saving Lives in Afghanistan
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34 Earth's largest Tri-Service Expo Reviewed
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38 DefenceIntegration.org Media Pack
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40 Military/Aerospace solutions conference
   
 
 
 
Significant material advances in wiring harnesses offer the aerospace industry opportunities to improve maintenance and simplify structures by combining airframe and wiring harness into a single component
Today, the majority of aircraft wire bundles are fitted to aircraft stringers. Conventionally attached to the stringers by thousands of clips, the wire bundles, conduits and lines pass throughout the fuselage. These clips can loosen over time due to the vibration forces exerted and the removal and refit time can significantly affect maintenance costs and aircraft scheduling.
The precise location of these wiring systems can affect their durability; those in areas such as the wings and the landing gear wheel wells enduring higher physical stresses than wiring running in more protected areas, such as in the cabin. Subjected to rapid cycling of extremes of temperature and vibration, engine wiring
 
 
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