Slide 2 Flashcards

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  • Steam engines were used in this era.
  • Thought of incorporating the steam engine
    into a flying machine.
  • He patented an Aerial Steam Carriage that
    carries letters, goods, and people**.
    Unfortunately, the machine was incapable of
    flight because it had insufficient power from
    its heavy steam engine to fly.
  • His work contributed to the transition from
    glider experimentation to powered flight
    experimentation.
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Willia henson

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**Designed an airship powered by a steam engine

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(1852) Henri Giffard

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Q

first powered and steerable
airship to fly by using coal gas.
- Flew at 17 miles in September 1852.

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Giffard dirigible

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  • He was the originator of the use of twisted
    rubber to power model aircra
    ft.**
  • He designed a full-sized aircraft.
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Alphonse Penaud

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  • He observed that before launching such
    machines, it is vital to learn how to fly first.
  • He began to conduct studies of the forces
    operating on wings in a stream of air in the
    late 1870’s.
  • With that, he built a series of gliders and
    flew them from a hill outside Berlin.
    Observations:
  • Controlled gliders by shifting body weight
  • Precise wing shape that would give him
    maximum lift through test equipment.
  • Bird Flight As The Basis of Aviation” a
    book published. It contains
    series of articles that provided a foundation
    for the final effort to achieve mechanical
    flight.
  • He recognized the superiority of curved
    wing surfaces and eventually developed a
    theory of flight and designed and built a
    series of gliders.
  • In 1891, he successfully flew the first
    practical glider with well-documented,
    repeated, successful flights.
  • In 1896, killed when one of
    his gliders crashe
    d.
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(1889) Otto Lilienthal

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Q

-With the use of a trussing system, he was able to
stack several wings to achieve extra lift without
increasing weight.

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((1896) Octave Chanute

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7
Q
  • most influential of all flying
    machines which also provided the Wright brothers a
    starting point for their own structural designs. Braced
    multiple design.
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-Chanute Glider

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8
Q

-He designed, built, and flew the first practical
dirigible, demonstrating that routine, controlled flight
was possible (In short, he was able to fly the first
dirigible that could be controlled).
-Circle Eiffel Tower in an airship.

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(1901) Alberto Santos-Dumont

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9
Q

. They made the first powered,
sustained, and controlled flight in a heavier-than-air
flying machine.

- 59 seconds travelling at a distance of 260km

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(1903) Wright Brothers (Orville and
Wilbur)

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-He made the** first powered heavier-than-air flight** in
Europe
-”14-bis” also known as “Bird of Prey”
-Flew 220m or 722 feet on November 12,1906

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(1906) Alberto Santos-Dumont

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