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Introduction: Basic aerodynamics, standard atmosphere, airfoils, wing lift and drag, airspeeds |
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Forces on Aircraft and Subsystems: Aerodynamic forces and thrust subsystems. |
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Turbojets-Horizontal flight in the vertical plane: Equations of motion, horizontal flight, ceiling altitude. |
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Turbojets-Horizontal flight in the vertical plane: Equations of motion, horizontal flight, ceiling altitude. |
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Horizontal flight has the best range and maximum airtime. |
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Takeoff and landing. |
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Climbing flight. |
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MID-TERM EXAM |
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Climbing flights with maximum speed, maximum angle and minimum fuel consumption. |
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Glide flight. |
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Horizontal turn flight: Equations of motion, maximum load coefficient, bank angle, turn ratio and turn radius |
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Turn flights with maximum load coefficient, maximum speed and minimum turning radius. |
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Flight performance for reciprocating propeller airplanes: Equations of motion, horizontal flight and ceiling altitude characteristics, best range and maximum airtime. Flight and maneuver envelopes. |
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Flight static stability and control: Angle of attack, yaw angle, roll, pitch and yaw controls. |
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Longitudinal fixed and free rudder static stability. Steering static stability. |
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FINAL EXAM |
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FINAL EXAM |
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