Leita á vefnum
- Leita á vefnum
- Leita ađ síđum á íslensku
Heildarútgáfur
Phillip J. Rulon, Kenneth W. Vaughn. STALL RECOVERY AND STALL WARNING INSTRUMENTATION IN A LIGHT AIRPLANE PART I INTRODUCTION A. The Problem The inadvertent stall in light aircraft has recently become the object of intensive study and ...
... stall accidents involved icing . Where air carrier type aircraft are . concerned , stall accidents generally are associated with icing and a universally applicable type of stall warning indicator is required . For any particular airfoil ...
... Stalls with power may be performed with the recovery effected just before the stall is complete and the elevators become ineffective ( such a stall is called a partial stall ) , with the recovery just after the break while the nose is ...
... stall approach . Apparently learning by instructors takes place mostly when the airplane stalls ! Do those people have no neural vane system for evaluating degree of lift in the approach ? It looks that way . If the " 6 " s are scored ...
... stall propagation . Further experiments were run with an isolated rotor of an axial flow compressor . The data taken in these two test rigs suggest certain approximations to the flow which aid in the subse- quent analytical treatment of ...
... stall are presented in figures 7 and 8 , respectively . The data were obtained in steady straight flight with the exception of the point at CNmax for the abrupt stall . The stick - fixed data indicate an apparent increase in stability ...
... stall - warning device be installed in all licensed private planes , However , this is definitely presented as a secondary recommendation , for consideration only if the situation makes it impossible to require the installation and ...
... stall ( fig . 7 ( a ) ) . The practicality of this maneuver is controversial . As part of a deliberate stall investigation , this maneuver appears illogical why should the pilot deliberately aggravate a serious situation ? It has been ...