ASM Courses Transition Panel v2.pdf

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FY25 Composite Course Panels
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This document is a detailed technical drawing for a metal bonded training panel designed for composite training purposes. The panel specifications include:

Dimensions of 27" x 27" with a 3/4" thickness, constructed with specific material requirements: top and bottom skins of .020" 2024-T3 aluminum (NSN 9535-00-167-2277), and a honeycomb core made of aluminum for sandwich construction per MIL-C-7438G specification. The core material type is 4.5 - 1/8" .001" N - 5056. The panel features internal and external skins bonded with film adhesive equivalent to BMS5-154 TY2 CL1 GR5, with dimensional tolerances of +/- .250. A transition area is required on two edges of the panel, and shims may be added as necessary. The drawing provides detailed technical guidance for manufacturing a precise composite training panel with specific material and construction requirements.

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3/4”

Skin – NOTE 1

Skin – NOTE 2

Honeycomb Core – NOTE 3

See Notes 1 - 5 for materials requirements. Panel overall width and length dimensions +/- .250 tolerances.

Note 1: Top skin .020” 2024-T3, NSN 9535-00-167-2277

Note 2: Bottom skin .020” 2024-T3, NSN 9535-00-167-2277

Note 3: CORE MATERIAL, ALUMINUM, FOR SANDWICH CONSTRUCTION, MIL MIL-C-7438G.

Core material type: 4.5 - 1/8” .001” N - 5056

Note 4: Shim as necessary

Note 5: Internal, External skins, and Shim, bond with film adhesive equivalent to BMS5-154 TY2 CL1 GR5.

Note 6: Transition area only required on two edges of the panel.

Specification sheet/drawing for all specific design requirements.

Metal bonded training panel ¾” Thick 27” X 27”

24” 5/16”

5/16” 3/4”

3/4”

Note 4

Slide Number 1

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