1. Design and planning: This is the first step in aircraft manufacturing, involving the basic design of aircraft, including its size, shape, weight, performance and function. At this stage, designers will use professional software and technology for simulation and design.
2. Material procurement: Aircraft manufacturing needs a lot of special materials, such as high-strength aluminum, titanium and composite materials. These materials will be purchased according to the design requirements during the manufacturing process.
3. Prefabricated component manufacturing: according to the design drawings, prefabricated components of various parts of the aircraft are manufactured. These components may include wings, tails, landing gear, fuselage, etc.
4. Assembly: Assemble prefabricated components to form various subsystems of the aircraft. This process needs accurate measurement and control to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the aircraft.
5. Testing and verification: After the assembly is completed, a series of tests and verification are needed to ensure that the performance and safety of the aircraft meet the design requirements. This includes ground test, flight test, etc.
6. Delivery and training: After the aircraft is manufactured, it needs to be delivered to customers. At the same time, customers need to be trained in flight and maintenance to ensure that customers can use and maintain aircraft safely and effectively.
The above is just a general process of aircraft manufacturing. In fact, aircraft manufacturing involves many complex technologies and processes, and each process needs accurate control and management.
