2382. The Impact of Weight Analysis and Control on Joint Strike Fighter Development

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Title2382. The Impact of Weight Analysis and Control on Joint Strike Fighter Development
Publication TypeConference Paper
Paper Number2382
Year of Publication1997
AuthorsJackson, S K, Jr.
Paper Category10. WEIGHT ENGINEERING - AIRCRAFT DESIGN
Conference56th Annual Conference, Bellevue, Washington, May 19-21
Conference LocationBellevue, Washington
PublisherSociety of Allied Weight Engineers, Inc.
Date Published5/19/97
Abstract

The Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program as currently planned will be the dominant new fighter program for the next two decades. Several features of the program make weight predictions and weight control particularly vital to program success. These factors include the fact that the aircraft must meet differing requirements of at least four different services, must adhere to strict cost/affordability constraints, and in one version must meet demanding Short Takeoff/Vertical Landing (STOVL) requirements. The impact of these factors on weight analysis and control methods will be described from a Chief Engineer' s perspective, beginning with a few historical observations and ending with recommendations and challenges to the weight engineering community.
Pages22
Key Words10. Weight Engineering - Aircraft Design
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