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- Category: AIRFOILS AT LOW SPEEDS (continued)
- Category: Airplane Stability and Control, Second Edition
- Airplane Stability and Control, Second Edition
- Preface
- Early Developments in Stability and Control
- The Problem of Control
- Catching Up to the Wright Brothers
- Handles, Wheels, and Pedals
- Wright Controls
- Bleriot and Deperdussin Controls
- Stability and Control of World War I Pursuit Airplanes
- Contrasting Design Philosophies
- Frederick Lanchester
- G. H. Bryan and the Equations of Motion
- Metacenter, Center of Pressure, Aerodynamic Center, and Neutral Point
- Teachers and Texts
- Modern Stability and Control Teaching Methods
- Stability and Control Research Institutions
- Stability and Control Textbooks and Conferences
- Flying Qualities Become a Science
- The First Flying Qualities Specification
- S. B. Gates in Britain
- The U. S. Military Services Follow NACA’s Lead
- Civil Airworthiness Requirements
- World-Wide Flying Qualities Specifications
- Equivalent System Models and Pilot Rating
- The Counterrevolution
- Procurement Problems
- Variable-Stability Airplanes Play a Part
- Variable-Stability Airplanes as Trainers
- The Future of Variable-Stability Airplanes
- The V/STOL Case
- Two Famous Airplanes
- Changing Military Missions and Flying Qualities Requirements
- Long-Lived Stability and Control Myths
- Power Effects on Stability and Control
- Propeller Effects on Stability and Control
- Direct-Thrust Moments in Pitch
- Direct-Thrust Moments in Yaw
- World War II Twin-Engine Bombers
- Modern Light Twin Airplanes
- Propeller Slipstream Effects
- Direct Propeller Forces in Yaw (or at Angle of Attack)
- Jet and Rocket Effects on Stability and Control
- Airstream Deviation Due to Inflow
- Special VTOL Jet Inflow Effects
- Jet Damping and Inertial Effects
- Managing Control Forces
- Background to Aerodynamically Balanced Control Surfaces
- Overhang or Leading-Edge Balances
- Frise Ailerons
- Aileron Differential
- Balancing or Geared Tabs
- Trailing-Edge Angle and Beveled Controls
- Corded Controls
- Spoiler Ailerons
- Spoiler Opening Aerodynamics
- Spoiler Steady-State Aerodynamics
- Spoiler Aileron Applications
- Internally Balanced Controls
- Flying or Servo and Linked Tabs
- Spring Tabs
- Springy Tabs and Downsprings
- All-Movable Controls
- Mechanical Control System Design Details
- Hydraulic Control Boost
- Irreversible Powered Controls
- Artificial Feel Systems
- Fly-by-Wire
- Remaining Design Problems in Power Control Systems
- Safety Issues in Fly-by-Wire Control Systems
- Managing Redundancy in Fly-by-Wire Control Systems
- Stability and Control at the Design Stage
- Layout Principles
- Tail Location, Size, and Shape
- Estimation from Drawings
- Wing-Body Interference
- Downwash and Sidewash
- Early Design Methods Matured - DATCOM, RAeS, JSASS Data Sheets
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- 6.2.7.1 Vortex Lattice Methods
- Generalized Panel Methods
- The Jets at an Awkward Age
- Needed Devices Are Not Installed
- Partial Power Control
- Nonelectronic Stability Augmentation
- Grumman XF10F Jaguar
- Successful B-52 Compromises
- The B-52 Elevator Also Has Limited Control Authority
- The B-52 Manually Controlled Ailerons Are Small
- The Discovery of Inertial Coupling
- The Phillips Inertial Coupling Technical Note