In-flight transport performance optimization
Glenn B. Gilyard
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In-flight transport performance optimization
Published
1997
Publisher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Dryden Flight Research Center
Pages
1
Subjects
Summary of NASA/DOE aileron-control development program for wind turbines
Tables of the aerodynamic aileron-coefficients for an oscillating wing-aileron system in a subsonic, compressible flow
Aileron controls for wind turbine applications
Comparison of pressure distributions on model and full-scale NACA 64-621 airfoils with ailerons for wind turbine application
Force and pressure tests on the GA(W)-1 airfoil with a 20 % aileron and pressure tests with a 30 % Fowler flap
Flight service evaluation of advanced composite ailerons on the L-1011 transport aircraft
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