Turning And Stalling Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

Force acting towards the centre of the turn

A

Centripetal force

  • Keeps the aircraft turning
  • Centrifugal opposes
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2
Q

Force that opposes lift increases a turn

A

Loading

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3
Q

Opposite to vertical component of lift

A

Weight

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4
Q

Load factor

A
  • The ratio of lift upon weight
  • Load factor = lift/weight
  • AKA apparent weight
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5
Q

Effect of load factor on the angle of bank

A

Load factor = 1/cos angle

E.g. Load factor = 1/cos 60
= 1/0.5 = 2G

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6
Q

30 degree AoB

A

= 1.15g

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7
Q

45 degree AoB

A

= 1.41G

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8
Q

60 degrees angle of bank

A

= 2G

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9
Q

Effect of stall speed

A
  • Load factor increases the stall speed significantly
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10
Q

30 degree AoB =

A

7% increase

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11
Q

45 degree AoB =

A

19% increase

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12
Q

60 degree AoB =

A

41% increase

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13
Q

75 degree AoB =

A

100% increase

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14
Q

Stall speed calculation formula

A

New stall speed = basic stall x root(load factor)

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15
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Design manoeuvre speed

A

The speed at which, when increasing the angle of attack, the max loading is reached before stalling, resulting in airframe damage

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