The phrase "airframe structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, aerospace engineering, or discussions about aircraft design and construction.
Example: "The airframe structure of the new aircraft model has been designed to withstand extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "aircraft framework" or "aircraft structure".
"Our niche is airframe structure -- from design through the delivery of parts".
The test and analysis program was conducted on 4.8 mm diameter rivets which are common in rotorcraft airframe structure.
In this chapter, the airworthiness requirements for these repairs and joints, and the criticality of airframe structure and damage are first summarized.
The company said its Japanese partners designed and developed 35 percent of the 787 airframe structure, including the main wing box, which is the first time Boeing has ever entrusted such a critical design component to another company.
When Boeing developed the 777 in the late 1980s and early '90s, the company for the first time offered full partnership to some subcontractors; Japanese firms held a 20percentt share in the airframe structure and also shared market and program risks.
A new type of crack arrester with a configuration suitable for an airframe structure was numerically evaluated for use in the splice of a foam core sandwich panel to suppress interfacial crack growth and to enhance the structural integrity of the foam core sandwich panel.
Therefore, this research work offers potential integration technology for energy harvesting in complicated airframe structures in aerospace applications, to obtain the power required for environmental or structural health monitoring.
Cecilia Larrosa, "A Robust Structural Health Monitoring Technique for Airframe Structures".
Crenellation is a promising technique to effectively improve the fatigue life of metallic airframe structures.
Composite airframe structures have been successfully used in civil airplane products for more than 50 years.
To this end, this paper examines the types of discontinuities that initiate fatigue cracks in typical metallic airframe structures.
