Ae106 Stalls Flashcards

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1
Q

What force opposes and controls the adverse pressure gradient?

A

The kinetic energy of the relative wind

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What is the definition of boundary layer separation?

A

Point in the streamline where airflow no longer adheres to the airfoil

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3
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What is the point of stall on a C curve?

A

CLMAX

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4
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What is the definition of a stall?

A

Condition in flight where increase in AOA results in decrease in CL

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5
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What is the key difference between an aircraft’s stall AOA and stall airspeed?

A

Stall AOA remains constant – stall airspeed is variable

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What are the factors associated with increased thrust that impact stall characteristics?

A

Vertical thrust component and propeller acceleration factor

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7
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What are the two major classifications of stalls?

A

Power-on stall and power-off stall

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8
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Which type of stall will have the lowest stall airspeed?

A

Power-on stall

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9
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Which flight control would you normally expect to be least effective during a stall/stall recovery?

A

Ailerons

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10
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Which aircraft would stall at a higher indicated airspeed? 4300 pound gross weight or 5800?

A

5800 pound aircraft

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11
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Which aircraft would stall at a higher true airspeed? 6000ft or 12300ft MSL?

A

Aircraft at 12,300 MSL

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12
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How do you think increased G loading will affect stall airspeed?

A

Stall airspeed increases

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13
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If maintaining level flight, what happens to stall airspeed as you increase bank angle?

A

Stall airspeed increases because of the increase in load factor needed to maintain level flight

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14
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What is the effect of increased weight on stall airspeed?

A

Stall airspeed will increase

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15
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Higher G loading and higher bank angle = ______ stall airspeed.

A

higher

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16
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What is the basic function of a boundary layer control (BLC) device?

A

To suppress boundary layer separation

17
Q

What is the T-6A stall AOA?

18
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What is the primary artificial stall warning in the T-6A?

19
Q

What does activation of the stick shaker indicate?

A

Aircraft is approximately 5 to10 knots above stall speed

20
Q

What is the definition of boundary layer separation?

A

Point in streamline where airflow no longer adheres to the airfoil

21
Q

What effect does increasing AOA have on the kinetic energy of the relative wind?

22
Q

What is the definition of a stall?

A

Condition in flight where increase in AOA results in decrease in CL

23
Q

What are the two major classifications of stalls?

A

Power-on stall and power-off stall

24
Q

What are the factors associated with increased thrust that impact stall characteristics?

A

Vertical component of thrust and propeller acceleration factor

25
What are the benefits provided by Boundary Layer Control (BLC) devices?
Increased maneuvering capabilities, Decreased landing speed and distance
26
Which type of stall will have the lower stall airspeed?
Power-on stall
27
What is the T-6A stall AOA?
18 units
28
What is the only reason the T-6A will stall?
Exceeding T-6A stall AOA (18 units)
29
Describe laminar airflow.
Area of the boundary layer where air molecules flow smoothly within the streamline