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Old 6th Aug 2018, 00:49
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Originally Posted by Sunfish
That is one of their purposes. The others include; preventing interference between control surfaces at the limits of travel, preventing the control surface from interfering with secondary structure (eg; fairings), preventing the control circuit from moving outside design mechanical limits (eg; linkages going oversquare or interfering with other structure). These are all potential causes of jamming.
and FAR 23 requires limit load tests of control surfaces. I recall an aileron jam a few years back where the control interfered with adjacent fixed structure.
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