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Wings look small must be for short-haul regional transport. Fuselage-wing joint looks like aerodynamics could have been better thought out - this is a clean-sheet design not a redesign so those bulges were not necessary. Whats the hole at the tail end? That looks ridiculous.

Also, why design winglets for a clean-sheet design???
 
Whats the hole at the tail end? That looks ridiculous.
That's the airplane's auxiliary power unit (APU) exhaust. It's at the same place of comparable planes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auxiliary_power_unit

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Thanks. It looks bigger on the COMAC but that could be a visual illusion.
 
Comac completes static tests for composite wing project
25 JUNE, 2018
  • SOURCE: FLIGHT DASHBOARD
  • BY: MAVIS TOH
  • SINGAPORE
Comac has completed static and damage tolerance tests for a composite wing box project.

The tests verified that the structural design and strength verifications met Chinese airworthiness standards, setting the foundation for future tests of full-size composite wing box projects, says the manufacturer.

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Comac

It adds that it launched a project to develop a composite wing using the C919 platform in 2012. The project looked into design analysis, manufacturing and assembly, as well as related tests.

Last month, Comac also revealed an internal project to develop a composite wing for the C919 narrowbody, years after abandoning the composite wing for a metallic structure. With it, it released an image showing a full-scale wing integrated with part of a side-of-body structure, a feature that is normally added later when the wing is joined to the fuselage.



Comac completes static tests for composite wing project | FlightGlobal

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China's C919 aircraft makes test flight again(1/5)
2018-06-26 13:06:00 Ecns.cnEditor :Mo Hong'e

China's first domestically made large passenger aircraft C919 takes off from the Shanghai Pudong International Airport, June 26, 2018. C919 made trial flight again. (Photo: China News Service/Yin Liqin)
 
China's C919 aircraft makes test flight again(1/5)
2018-06-26 13:06:00 Ecns.cnEditor :Mo Hong'e

China's first domestically made large passenger aircraft C919 takes off from the Shanghai Pudong International Airport, June 26, 2018. C919 made trial flight again. (Photo: China News Service/Yin Liqin)
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Comac completes static tests for composite wing project
25 JUNE, 2018
  • SOURCE: FLIGHT DASHBOARD
  • BY: MAVIS TOH
  • SINGAPORE
Comac has completed static and damage tolerance tests for a composite wing box project.

The tests verified that the structural design and strength verifications met Chinese airworthiness standards, setting the foundation for future tests of full-size composite wing box projects, says the manufacturer.

getasset.aspx

Comac

It adds that it launched a project to develop a composite wing using the C919 platform in 2012. The project looked into design analysis, manufacturing and assembly, as well as related tests.

Last month, Comac also revealed an internal project to develop a composite wing for the C919 narrowbody, years after abandoning the composite wing for a metallic structure. With it, it released an image showing a full-scale wing integrated with part of a side-of-body structure, a feature that is normally added later when the wing is joined to the fuselage.



Comac completes static tests for composite wing project | FlightGlobal

1529888781440.jpg
 
Is it possible the slow production of ARJ-21 is becos of the slow delivery of American engines?

The Sukhoi 100 with same development date but has almost 100 inducted. Unlike the ARJ-21, all crucial parts like engines are produced locally for Sukhoi 100.

 
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