Lift And CL coefficient Flashcards

1
Q

What is the lift formula?

A

L= W =CL x rho/2 x V2 x S

For straight and level flight lift and weight must be equal.

Surface and density are usually contrast and thus speed and coefficient are the variables.

They are inversely proportional.

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2
Q

Where does a positively cambered wing intersect the horizontal line on a CL v AOA graph?

A

Left of the origin (a postive camber needs negative AOA to generate no lift)

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3
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Where does a positively cambered wing intersect the vertical line on a CL v AOA graph?

A

Above the origin (even at 0 AOA a positive wing still generates some lift)

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Where does a negatively cambered wing intersect the horizontal line on a CL v AOA graph?

A

Right of the origin (will stop producing lift at a lower postive AOA)

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Where does a negatively cambered wing intersect the vertical line on a CL v AOA graph?

A

Below the origin

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Where does a symmetrically cambered wing intersect the horizontal line on a CL v AOA graph?

A

at the origin point. (no AOA = no lift)

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7
Q

Any aerodynamic force is the product of?

A

(q) Dynamic Pressure
(S) Surface Area
coefficient of the force

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