Abstract: A technique facilitates construction of a wire-wrapped screen. A wrapping machine is operated with a sensor, e.g. a camera, positioned adjacent the wrapping machine while wire is wrapped to create the wire-wrapped screen. The sensor is used to obtain data on at least one parameter of the wire-wrapped screen during creation of the wire-wrapped screen. Data is provided to a controller in communication with the wrapping machine to improve the quality of the wire-wrapped screen. For example, data from the images obtained via the camera may be provided to the controller which is configured to determine slot width as the wire is wrapped. The controller is then able to provide feedback in real time to the wrapping machine so as to adjust the wrapping machine for maintaining a desired slot width.

Abstract: In various embodiments, a nacelle may comprise a cowl, an inner panel, a VAFN panel and an overhang. The cowl may define a first portion of an outer surface of the nacelle. The inner panel may be disposed radially inward of the cowl. The VAFN panel may be disposed radially inward of the cowl. The overhang may be attached to the inner panel. The overhang may be positioned radially inward of the leading edge of the VAFN panel.

Abstract: In various embodiments, a nacelle may comprise a cowl, an inner panel, a VAFN panel and an overhang. The cowl may define a first portion of an outer surface of the nacelle. The inner panel may be disposed radially inward of the cowl. The VAFN panel may be disposed radially inward of the cowl. The overhang may be attached to the inner panel.

Abstract: A structural support bracket for a rear cargo pan of a vehicle includes a forward end that is secured to a rear cross member and a rearward end that is secured to the rear cargo pan adjacent a center portion thereof so as to support the rear cargo pan against deflection during use. The forward end of the support bracket is secured to both a downwardly directed surface and a rearwardly directed surface of the rear cross member. The structural support bracket reduces deflection of the cargo pan and reduces generation of impact boom noises otherwise caused thereby.

Abstract: A structural support bracket for a rear cargo pan of a vehicle includes a forward end that is secured to a rear cross member and a rearward end that is secured to the rear cargo pan adjacent a center portion thereof so as to support the rear cargo pan against deflection during use. The forward end of the support bracket is secured to both a downwardly directed surface and a rearwardly directed surface of the rear cross member. The structural support bracket reduces deflection of the cargo pan and reduces generation of impact boom noises otherwise caused thereby.