The Problem
Published • Nov 4, 2016
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Authors:,,
Wayne Durham
Kenneth A. Bordignon
Roger Beck
Abstract
Leading- and trailing-edge aerodynamic control effectors generally act by changing the camber of their parent surface, which increases or decreases the lift locally. All-moving aerodynamic control surfaces act by changing their incidence relative to the airflow, likewise increasing or decreasing the...
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