Theory Of Flight 2 Flashcards
Name the 3 axes on an plane
Longitudinal (roll) , vertical (yaw) , lateral (pitch)
What is the type of ailerons that we have on a C-150?
Frise ailerons
Is the yaw used to obtain a particular flight attitude?
No
What is the load factor?
The ratio of lift of an aircraft and weight
What is the load factor for a straight and level flight?
1 or 1g
What are the 4 phenomena that cause adverse yaw?
Precession (gyroscopique effect), slip stream, asymmetric thrust and torque
What’s cause the yawing movement
On the ground, the left tire is more flattened. Which leads to the aircraft yawing left
What’s the asymmetrical thrust?
It’s the yaw must be controlled with each power and attitude change
What’s the asymmetrical thrust?
It’s the yaw must be controlled with each power and attitude change
What are the two causes of the yawing movement?
Gyroscopic precession and slipstream
Depending on the applied power, the slipstream will cause :
A.more yaw
B.less yaw
C. More and less yaw
C
What’s the variable pitch for the propellers ?
It’s to control the angle of the propellers
What’s the best angle of climb vx
56 knots
What’s the best rate of climb Vy?
68 knots
What’s the definition of best rate of climb
The greatest gain in height in a given time