Aviation Flashcards
As the angle of attack increases, what happen with the stagnation point and lowest static pressure?
DOFO.
Stagnation point moves down and low static pressure moves forwards.
As the angle of attack decreases, what happen with the stagnation point and lowest static pressure?
UPAF.
Stagnation point moves up and low static pressure moves aft.
Venturi subsonic incompressible airflow: Standard Pressure of an undisturbed airflow - Throat V of an undisturbed airflow - Throat P. dyn. Throat - undisturbed airflow. P. total Throat - undisturbed airflow.
[SUMATORIO=] Standard Pressure of an undisturbed airflow > Throat V of an undisturbed airflow < Throat P. dyn. Throat > undisturbed airflow. P. total Throat = undisturbed airflow.
Constant load factor:
(V) - Induced drag
mass - Induced drag
(V) increases, Induced drag increases (FALSE)
mass increases, Induced drag decreases (FALSE)
mass decreases, Induced drag increases (FALSE)
What happen with the induced drag when the AoA decreases?
So does Induced drag.
What is the AoA?
It’s the angle between the UNDISTURBED AIRFLOW and the CHORD LINE.
What happen with the CP when the AoA decreases?
CP moves backward.
What happen with the CP when the AoA increases in a positive cambered aerofoil?
CP moves forward.