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    Bernoulli Principle

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    acting upon the wings of an airplane that allow it to counteract gravity. Contrary to popular belief‚ the Bernoulli principle is not responsible for most of the lift generated by an airplanes wings. Rather‚ the lift is created by air being deflected off the wings and transferring an upward force to those wings. The most important factor in determining the lift generated by an airplane is the angle of attack. The angle of attack is the degree measure from the horizontal that a wing is elevated or

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    How Does an Airplane Flies

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    understand how does an airplane fly. This article is then fitted with illustrations to help you more understand about the said topic. Also‚ here you can greatly understand the theory behind the said topic. | A ll the object here on the Earth above‚ needs a wing in order to lift itself and a power to push itself forward. If an object is light in weight it is easy to fly‚ like a kite‚ it is made up of paper and thin strips of wood‚ so it is light in weight‚ a bird; their body is lightweight so they can fly

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    Helicopter vs Airplane

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    Archimedes’ principle. Although they are not entirely the same in the they apply these theories but in a way they are similar. Whether fixed or rotating the wing achieves lift due to it’s shape. The upper side is rounded causing passing air to accelerate. This makes the air less dense creating a low pressure compared to air below the wing which generates the lift. On top of that‚ both helicopters and airplanes are widely use in many different fields. Comercial‚ military‚ search and rescue‚ and law

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    be fast‚ maneuverable‚ and equipped for attack and defense. To meet these requirements‚ the aircraft is highly powered and has a very strong structure. The airframe of a fixed-wing aircraft consists of the following five major units: 1. Fuselage 2. Wings 3. Stabilizers 4. Flight controls surfaces 5. Landing gear A rotary-wing aircraft consists of the following four major units: 1. Fuselage 2. Landing gear 3. Main rotor assembly 4. Tail rotor assembly You need to be familiar with the terms used for

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    How Airplane Fly

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    called sky lanterns date back to the 3rd century BC‚ and were only the second type of aircraft to fly‚ the first being kites. A balloon was originally any aerostat‚ while the term airship was used for large‚ powered aircraft designs – usually fixed-wing[citation needed] – though none had yet been built. The advent of powered balloons‚ called dirigible balloons‚ and later of rigid hulls allowing a great increase in size‚ began to change the way these words were used. Huge powered aerostats‚ characterized

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    Paper Airplanes

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    pressure against it is reduced...". By curving the top of an airplane’s wing‚ forming an airfoil‚ air above it has to travel farther (as the distance is greater) than the air below‚ forcing the air to move faster. The result is lower pressure on top and more pressure on the bottom. Another name for this is lift. The higher pressure below the wing is just like someone pushing from below the wing; the lower pressure above the wing is like someone pulling it up. Lift can help overcome the forces of gravity

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    steamboats‚ hot air balloons‚ trains‚ and road vehcile in order to travel either across the country or around the world. What is an airplane exactly? An airplane is an aircraft but the only difference is that an airplane is heavier. It has fixed wings and is power by propellers or jets. Orville and Wilbur Wright invented the first airplane‚ they were also known as the Wright brothers. The Wright brothers invented the airplane on December 17‚ 1903. The Wright brothers made its first successful experiment

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    Case Study Analysis Activity Title: Name: Date: Cause(s) of Accident The probable cause to the crash of American Airlines Flight 191 is the asymmetrical stall and the ensuing roll of the aircraft due to the un-commanded retraction of the left wing outboard leading edge slats and the loss of stall warning and slat disagreement indication systems‚ resulting from maintenance-induced damage leading to the separation of the number one engine and pylon assembly at a critical point during take-off

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    and lower surface of the wing. Camber is the curvature of the mean camber line. Source: http://www.skybrary.aero/index.php/Aerofoil Effects of size of an aircraft on lift and drag are roughly the same. Lift and Drag are both aerodynamic forces hence they depend on the pressure variation around the body. Both lift and drag are directly proportional to the area of the body thus doubling the area would double lift and drag. Choosing to increase lift is down solely to the wing area because this the

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    Introduction:- A helicopter is a very unique type of aircraft that uses rotating blades (wings of a airplane‚ and a helicopter must be curved from the front and gradually smooth out at the back to generate lift. This shape is called an airfoil ) to acquire lift .Unlike an airplane that is dependent on speed‚ an airplane must fly in a certain speed to move enough air over its wings to provide lift. A helicopter’s rotor also allows it to move forward ‚backward‚ upward downward‚ sideways

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