Finding Detailed Drawings of an Aircraft Landing Gear for Catia

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Detailed drawings of aircraft landing gear are typically proprietary and not publicly available, making them difficult to obtain. For optimization projects, it is suggested to use photographs of landing gear with reference objects for scale to reverse-engineer designs. This approach allows for a general understanding of the landing gear structure without needing official drawings. Users are encouraged to explore alternative resources or forums for additional insights. Accessing proprietary designs remains a significant challenge in the aerospace industry.
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I have to do optimization of a landing gear of an aircraft but can not find anywhere sketches of the landing gear. Can anyone tell me where I can find these drawings? I must be detailed drawings to build the landing gear in Catia.
 
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It's doubtful that you're going to be able to get access to drawings of an aircraft's landing gear because they are proprietary information for the company that makes the aircraft. Your best bet will be pictures (with a few objects of known size) from which you can reverse-engineer the general design.
 
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