Air And Aerodynamics Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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Elevators

A

On horizontal stabilizer and control pitch

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Pitch

A

Up and down movements

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Rudder

A

On the vertical stabilizer and control the yaw

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4
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Yaw

A

Left and right movement

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5
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Ailerons

A

On wing, control roll/bank

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When the left aileron is up, which way does the plane go?

A

Banks left

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When the left aileron is down which way does the plane go

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Banks right

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8
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What does PEBARY stand for?

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Pitch, elevator, bank, aileron, rudder, yaw (left/right)

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9
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Elevators up make the plane go

A

Up

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10
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Elevators down make the plane go

A

Down

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11
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Rudder left makes the plane go

A

Left

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12
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Rudder right

A

Plane right

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13
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Aileron up

A

Wing goes down

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14
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Aileron down

A

Wing goes up

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15
Q

Cabin

A

Where all the people or goods sit

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16
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Cockpit

A

Where the pilots control the plane

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17
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Fuselage

A

The main body of the plane

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Propellor

A

On wings, move the plane forward, give the plane speed

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19
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Wing

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Has ailerons and propellers

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20
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Weight

A

The force of gravity. It acts in a downward direction towards the centre of the earth

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21
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Lift

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The force that acts at a right angle to the direction of motion through the air (upward)

22
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What produces lift?

A

The shape of the wing

23
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Thrust

A

The force that propels the plane in the direction of movement, which is forward

24
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Drag

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The force that acts opposite to the direction you want to go ( pushes plane backwards)

25
what types of trace gasses make up air
carbon dioxide, water vapour, neon,helium, krypton, hydrogen, methane,xenon
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what does trace amounts mean
small amounts of something
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what is air pressure
amounts of air placed in or around an object
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air resistance
amount of air that pushes against something
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air flow
the direction in which air moves past an object
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expand
takes up more space
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compression
air pressed into a smaller space
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accelleration
when something speeds up
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decelerate
when something slows down
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aerodynamics
the study of air and how it moves around objects
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bernoullis principle
moving air has less pressure than still air
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law of flight
objects go from high pressure to low pressure
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newtons third law
if there is a force one direction there is an equal force in the opposite direction
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glider
a plane that does not have an engine but relies in thermals which are upward air currents that provide lift
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air foil
the shape of an airplane or a birds wing that is curved on the top and flat from the bottom
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why are birds light weight but strong?
because they have hollow bones
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what are three characteristics that birds and insects share
they have wings that are shaped as a air foil, they have strong pectoral muscles that help them move there wings, they both have aerodynamic shape
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what is the roll of primary feathers in birds
the primary feathers allow them to move around the air
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what do secondary feathers do
they catch air
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what does stream line mean
when a object is shaped so that air can move smoothly across its surface
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what is more stream lined a square or triangle
a triangle
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how do we know that air exists
1. takes up space 2. has weight 3. has volume 4. has pressure
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what has higher pressure cold air or hot air
cold air
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what has lower air pressure still or moving air
moving air
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why does a crumpled ball of paper fall faster that a flat piece of paper
because a crumbled ball of paper doesn't have as much surface area
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what is the purpose of hollow bones in birds
to have light weight but strong wings
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hot air balloons use hot air because...
because hot air expands and rises
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what are the main components of air?
nitrogen, oxygen, argon, trace amounts