The jury struts on a monoplane are small subsidiary struts that join the main wing struts to the wing. Jury struts are installed to eliminate unwanted resonance and vibration from the main wing struts and also to prevent main strut compression buckling under negative-g loads in the case of high-wing aircraft. They are commonly installed on braced ...
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A strut inserted to provide temporary support for a structure. A common example is the strut used to support the wing structure of an aeroplane when folded.
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