Radius Block

Radius blocks are components used in the construction of airframes for aerospace craft. They are part of the airframe structural components supply class, which includes various parts and components that contribute to the structural integrity and stability of the aircraft.

Radius blocks are typically made of lightweight and durable materials such as aluminum or composite materials. They are designed to provide support and reinforcement at curved or angled sections of the airframe, where additional strength and stability are required.

These blocks are often used in areas where the airframe structure transitions from one shape or contour to another, such as wing-to-fuselage junctions, wingtips, or other curved sections. They help distribute loads and stresses evenly across the airframe, ensuring structural integrity and preventing excessive deformation or failure.

Radius blocks are essential components in aerospace craft construction, as they contribute to the overall strength, stability, and aerodynamic performance of the aircraft.