| The same is true when we say that by so doing the camber of the airfoil increases and so does the coefficient of lift. |
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| The all-wood wing and its thin airfoil is a testimony to the team's craftsmanship. |
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| The original wing was removed and replaced with a new wing which appears to have had a thinner airfoil. |
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| We have been able to achieve this partly by so designing the fuselage that in some respects it resembles an airfoil. |
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| At small attack angles, the fluid smoothly flows over the leading edge of the airfoil but separates from the surface near the trailing edge. |
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| The stab amp enables the stabilator, the horizontal airfoil at the tail of the helicopter, to operate properly. |
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| The airplane flew reasonably well despite the temporarily deformed airfoil. |
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| The roughened surface created by the dimples causes a layer of air that takes the shape of an airfoil. |
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| Gliding works by having a gliding airfoil design that generates lift forces, keeping the animal in the air longer. |
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| Sulfidation corrosion is hot corrosion of airfoil material aggravated by a deposition of contaminants, particularly sea salts. |
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| An airfoil is capable of producing lift throughout a limited range of angles of attack. |
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| The studies reported that the NACA 23012 airfoil has been found to be very sensitive to leading edge ice accretions. |
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| Again, the NACA 23012 airfoil was found to have more severe performance degradation compared with other general aviation airfoils. |
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| Considerable effort is required at first, but becomes lighter the more you break the airfoil. |
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| The test section has a span of 20 cm and airfoil chord is typically 7.5 cm for a cascade with 9 blades. |
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| The faster the aircraft the less chance the droplets have to be diverted around the airfoil by the air stream. |
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| Good candidates for VAV conversion are CV systems with dual ducts or terminal reheat that use backward-inclined or airfoil fans. |
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| Spence studied a two-dimensional airfoil placed in an inviscid, incompressible, steady fluid flow, in particular a thin jet coming from its trailing edge of the airfoil. |
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| The airplane was covered with a thick layer of ice that had deformed the normally efficient airfoil and added several hundred pounds of extra weight. |
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| The chord line of a rotor, like the chord line of a wing, is an imaginary line drawn from the leading edge to the trailing edge of the airfoil. |
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| An aerodynamic stall is a sudden reduction in the lift forces generated by an airfoil. |
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| Examples: automotive lining, car seats but also radiator hoses, belts, aeronautics airfoil parts? |
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| As an airfoil approaches its critical angle of attack, a stall warning system will normally alert the pilot of the impending stall. |
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| This will occur when the critical angle of attack for the airfoil is exceeded. |
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| Consequently, maintenance personnel may be unaware that compressor airfoil fatigue cracking could occur as a result of a compressor surge. |
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| The Cessna Caravan airfoil has been shown to be very sensitive to ice accumulation, and the loss of lift can exceed 50 per cent. |
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| Nissan describe the Azeal as having an aggressive body design with wide wheel arches, short overhangs and a sharply sloped rear roofline with integrated active airfoil. |
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| This approach has culminated in the use of multiple high-speed video cameras to document the three-dimensional shape and motion of the feathered airfoil. |
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| The Bear 360 wing has an airfoil selected to provide tow drag, good low speed handling characteristics, and excellent stability to high angles of attack. |
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| Additionally, another airfoil was sectioned and examined metallographically to verify the completeness of coating removal and the absence of base metal attack. |
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| Some sailing craft are propelled by kites, as with kitesurfing, which uses a tethered airfoil. |
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| Wind turbines use an airfoil to generate a reaction lift from the moving fluid and impart it to the rotor. |
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| The effects were reported to be most severe on the NACA 23012 airfoil. |
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| Although weather conditions in the vicinity of Meadow Lake were conducive to the formation of airframe and airfoil icing, no evidence of ice was found on the aircraft. |
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| To take the example of flying, we can see that by learning aerodynamics, the relationship between lift and drag for an airfoil, turbulent and laminar flow, etc., we can build airplanes. |
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| Not only does it have fairly high trimspeed, but due to an optimised combination of airfoil and air inlets, it accelerates forward with every disturbance in the air. |
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| Ice on an airfoil increases the stalling speed. |
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| Open the dialogue ox to import an airfoil. |
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| These Constellations route all of the exhaust under the vacuum using a different airfoil. |
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| But as the airfoil plate thickness increases above 10mm, it may be blocks the flow of the air fuel mixture. |
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| Deliveries will begin in June 2015 and will include computer control groups and airfoil groups for GBU-10 and GBU-12 bombs. |
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| Windmill rotor blades today have airfoil cross-sections which reduce drag and increase the performance. |
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| Then, wind tunnel test data of several airfoils are collected and an airfoil database is generated. |
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| The topics covered include applications such as supersonic intakes and nozzles, oblique shock waves and their reflections, airfoil and fuselage designs for transonic flight. |
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| Airbus expects to build multiple versions of the A380s, and most will fly with cast engine airfoil components and cast hydraulic vessels produced by Howmet. |
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| Wortmann designed the FX 66-S-196 V1 airfoil for sailplanes. |
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| With the main placed perpendicular to the boat to windward, and then pulled in slightly, the leech is allowed to act as the leading edge of an airfoil. |
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| Nikolai Joukowski was a Russian mathematician who did research in aerodynamics. He used circle inversion in the complex number plane to study airfoil shapes. |
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| The company is a market leader in large structural investment castings, airfoil castings, forged components and critical fasteners for aerospace applications. |
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| Others use an airfoil on a pivoting spar, as with windsurfers. |
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| He has patents on wing and airfoil design concepts for efficient transonic transports, powered high-lift concepts, and short takeoff and landing configurations. |
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