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Lift and Airfoils Exercise
Lift and Airfoils Exercise
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Complete the Lift and Airfoils Exercise linked below. This exercise requires you to complete some on-line research on airfoil profiles and lift curves, which will familiarize you with another type of data depiction: charts and graphs.
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Ok, is it just me or does anyone else have problems like this?
I just want to know the damn chord length, half span and airfoil of a relatively obscure but still produced ultralight. Is that so hard to ask? Not even the manufacturer has this kind of data clearly stated anywhere.
I mean is it just engineering students who want to know this shit? Come on, my room-mate and I have a prototypical idea of designing an ultralight of our own; that’s plenty of standards to meet: empty mass of 115kg (254lbs), maximum stall speed of 45km/h (27.6mi/h), only 19L (5gal) capacity of fuel and a top speed of 102km/h (64mi/h) (which I’m not sure is a limit or a minimum requirement). In any case a leg up from manufacturers would be appreciated.