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    covering 852 feet in 59 seconds. It was the first heavier-than-air‚ powered aircraft to make a sustained‚ controlled flight with a pilot aboard. The Wrights used their proven canard biplane configuration‚ which was rooted in their initial 1899 kite design. Key to the Flyer’s success was its three-axis control system‚ which featured wing warping for lateral balance‚ a moveable rudder‚ and an elevator for pitch control. The right wing was four inches longer than the left to compensate for the engine being

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    Within the last century‚ military advancements in the United States have developed exponentially in all aspects of fighting on sea‚ land‚ and air. One of the most prominent technological advancements is the development of the drone‚ or unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV). The idea of having eyes in the skies to put at an advantage over the enemy has been consistent since the First World War‚ and continues to be a large focus of the Department of Defense today. These devices come in a variety of variants

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    What are the problems and challenges the Wright brother’s face when creating the first motorized aircraft? Wilbur and Orville Wright had lots of Problems and challenges ahead of them when they were constructing and flying the first motorized aircraft. One of the challenges the brother’s faced was the environment. Another one was the brother’s religion. In addition to that the design of the plane was also a big problem. The Wright brother’s Wilbur and Orville faced a lot of the problems with the

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    flight‚ the materials in an aircraft used is an important element. This includes small parts like nuts‚ bolts and screw. The materials are chosen because they must have a certain features like light and extremely strong This project looks into the parts of an airplane mainly the wing. The wing of an aircraft comprises of skin‚ spar‚ ribs and stringer. We will further discuss into the properties‚ test standards and factors of the materials being chose for each part of the wing. However the materials used

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    1 Contemporary Methods of Aircraft Construction and Design The construction of aircraft is a complicated process requiring precise calculation and innovative design in order to improve and maintain the structural integrity of the aircraft. Aerospace engineers must find a balance between reliability‚ strength and weight of the many components used in the fabrication of the aircraft. The design of an aircraft must take into account the magnitude of forces‚ such as lift and drag‚ acting upon the

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    Aircraft Design Project Introduction You have designed a launch vehicle to insert a satellite into orbit . You now need a means to transport that satellite from your factory to the launch site. A cargo jet aircraft is the most likely candidate‚ though it may have to be unusual in size and shape because of the weight and shape envelope of the satellite design. Speed is not critically important but range is. Since the aerospace industry has become truly an international business it would be advisable

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    Stalls and Spins Stalls and resulting spins have caused aircraft accidents since the beginning of flight. Even though airplanes have evolved to have better stall characteristics‚ stalls and spins continue to be a leading cause of accidents (Landsberg). A stall occurs when airflow separates from all or part of the upper surface of a wing‚ resulting in sudden loss of lift. This is caused by exceeding the critical angle of attack (angle of attack is the angle between the relative wind and the chord

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    UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND DESIGN INCREASING THE SKYRANGER’S AERODYNAMIC PERFORMANCE THROUGH SHAPE OPTIMISATION OF THE WING KENNEDY KAIRU MBUGUA 0803460 SUPERVISOR: RAY KIRBY ME3309 Overview of the Project The Skyranger along with other ultra-light home build plane are designed and constructed to be extremely cost effective due to the low price at which they are marketed. In this report the aerodynamic performance of the Skyranger’s wing is analysed and particular modifications

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    A REPORT ON DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE STUDY OF AIRCRAFT WING MATERIALS USING UTM BY Shaatir Khanzada 2009A4PS269U AT BITS Pilani‚ Dubai Campus Dubai International Academic City (DIAC) Dubai‚ U.A.E First Semester 2012-2013 A REPORT ON DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE STUDY OF AIRCRAFT WING MATERIALS USING UTM

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    dimensions of a prototype airfoil geometry for a wingless aircraft. The wing is including MH45 airfoil profile and is of swept wing design. The investigation framework dictating is mathemeatical analysis of geometry‚ analysis of geometry using computer aided design‚ parts list and reducing part count‚ mechanical linkages‚ optimisation of parts using finite element analysis of stress‚ strain‚ Vonmises stress‚ rib‚ stringer and spar design with attachements‚ analysis of range‚ turning circle‚ accerleration

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