Chapitre 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Buckingham’s pi theorem

A

If there are n variables in a problem and these variables contain m primary dimensions the equation relating all the variables will have ( n-m) dimensionless groups
- each fundamental dimension must appear in at least one of the m variables

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2
Q

Airfoil nomenclature

A
Mean chamber line
Leading edge 
Trailing edge
Chord line 
Chord ,c 
Chamber
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3
Q

Vertical stabilizer

A

Control yaw

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4
Q

Rudder

A

Change yaw (side to side)

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5
Q

Elevator

A

Change pitch( up and down)

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6
Q

Flaps

A

Change lift and drag

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7
Q

Aileron

A

Change roll

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8
Q

Spoiler

A

Change lift drag and roll

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9
Q

Slats

A

Change lift

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10
Q

Fuselage (body)

A

Hold things together and carry payload

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11
Q

Cockpit

A

Command and control

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12
Q

Jet engine

A

Generate thrust

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13
Q

Wing

A

Generate lift

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14
Q

Horizontal stabilizer

A

Control pitch

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15
Q

Common variables used

A
Pressure - pa 
Density -kg/ m^3
Temperature k
Velocity m/s 
Viscosity pa*s
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16
Q

Incompressible subsonic

A

0

17
Q

Compressible subsonic

A

=0.3

18
Q

Transonic

A

=0.8

19
Q

Supersonic

A

=1.6

20
Q

Hypersonic

A

M > =5

21
Q

Boundary layer thickness

A

Is generally defined as the height above the surface where the velocity reaches 99% of the free stream velocity