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    Workhorse of Russian Aviation: An-26B

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    Posted on November 28, 2011 by ok4u2bu

    This time we’re going to tell you about the workhorse of the Russian aviation, the Antonov An-26B. Here you’ll find detailed photos of the aircraft, its characteristics, and more!

    In the picture: the An-26B.






    The Antonov An-26 (NATO reporting name: Curl) is a twin-engined turboprop military transport aircraft, designed and produced in the USSR from 12 March 1968. The Antonov OKB adapted the ramp design of the An-40 to the An-24 fuselage, thus was born the An-26.

    A joint of the loose piece of wing and its middle part. The wing consists of 23 wing ribs, skin and stringers.

    The thickness of the wing skin differes in different part of the wing. Wing leading edges are heated. In trailing edge assemblies, there are wing flap control shafts and aileron clutch rods.

    PRF-4 lights, installed in the left and the right half-wings.

    ‘Neutral gas faucet’, ‘Attention! To take off the fairing, take off these bolts’, ‘Booster pump’.

    The neutral gas system is intended for filling fuel tanks with CO2 to prevent an explosion.

    Its fuselage is divided into four sections. The majority if its elements are made of duralumin sheets D16T and aluminium alloy. In the fuselage, there are a cockpit and a cargo bay.

    The cockpit canopy is glazed with 10-12 mm glass. The triplex glass in front of each pilot is heated .

    The canopy has two ventilator windows: on the left and on the right.

    The fuselage skin is made of 0.8-1.8 duralumin sheets.

    The fuselage has 9 windows with a diameter of 310 mm. The radioman’s window is smaller – 340 mm.

    Each window is made of two glasses: a 4 mm outer glass and a 3 mm inner glass. The space between them is sealed with a rubber packing.

    One window of the four on each side of the cargo bay is a part of the escape hatch.

    The hatch cover opens inside and consists of a cup and a shell. The hatch cover lock can be opened both from the inside and from the outside of the fuselage.

    The empennage is cantilever, single-fin and metal.

    The factory number of the aircraft.

    The dihedral angle of the horizontal tail is +9 degrees.

    The fin-tip fairing consists of glass cloth skin and diaphragms. It has shutters on its sides which vent the air heating the fin tip.

    The cargo hatch has an opening of 3300 mm long and 2340 mm wide.

    The skin of the lower part of the fuselage is made of bimetal sheets consisted of inner duralumin and thin outer titanium layers. This kind of sheets is less damage-prone.

    Signal rockets electrified cassettes EKSR-46. There are two of them on the plane. Each cassette has four cartridges: white, red, green and yellow. The shooting can be made in series of shots or in single shots.

    The plane is equipped with two turboprop engines AI-24VT and the turbojet engine RU-19A-300. In the picture: the left engine installation.

    The spinner is intended for lessening the resistance of the propeller.

    The propeller AV-72. Its diameter is 3.9 m.

    ‘Propeller # ST7L 493′.

    It has an electrical heating.

    Propeller blades.

    The hot part of the engine is blown round with the air which gets into this air inlet.

    Air getting into this air inlet, cools off the starter-generator and alternating current generator.

    ‘Oil outlet’.

    The bigger shutters let the air from the aero-air radiator out; smaller ones let the air from the cooling turbines out.

    The exhaust system.

    The engine Ru19А-300.

    The Ru19А-300 ejector.

    The exhaust system of the right engine.

    Some characteristics. Hand written.

    Wheels КТ157 with disk hydraulic brakes.

    A lock of the cowl panel.

    ‘Open and close tail and gondola smoothly to prevent damage’.

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    3 Responses to “Workhorse of Russian Aviation: An-26B”

    1. Zonda says:
      November 28, 2011 at 3:00 am

      @ Admin – Please move in “Oldies but goldies” thread. Tnx!

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    2. Mummeli says:
      December 14, 2011 at 11:33 am

      Eh.. Lost of details sure, but it’s characteristics..? Where’s the MTOW? Cruising altitude? Range? etc..

      Reply
    3. Ian says:
      April 6, 2013 at 3:25 pm

      When I was a little kid I fell in love with the Fokker Freindships Air New Zealand used to fly. The An24/26 is really just the Soviet equivalent.

      Reply

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