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This document provides guidance on calculating wing aerodynamic loads for aircraft design. It specifies that wing normal and horizontal loads should be increased by 1.05 for positive manoeuvre and gust cases. It also states that wing aerodynamic loads must be reacted by the net wing area, unless the portion of load acting on the fuselage can be determined. Finally, it indicates that a spanwise normal load distribution can be used for cases where flaps are in the up position.
This document provides guidance on calculating wing aerodynamic loads for aircraft design. It specifies that wing normal and horizontal loads should be increased by 1.05 for positive manoeuvre and gust cases. It also states that wing aerodynamic loads must be reacted by the net wing area, unless the portion of load acting on the fuselage can be determined. Finally, it indicates that a spanwise normal load distribution can be used for cases where flaps are in the up position.
This document provides guidance on calculating wing aerodynamic loads for aircraft design. It specifies that wing normal and horizontal loads should be increased by 1.05 for positive manoeuvre and gust cases. It also states that wing aerodynamic loads must be reacted by the net wing area, unless the portion of load acting on the fuselage can be determined. Finally, it indicates that a spanwise normal load distribution can be used for cases where flaps are in the up position.
(a) For positive manoeuvre and gust load cases, wing normal and horizontal aerodynamic loads will be increased by 1.05. (b) Wing aerodynamic loads must be reacted by the net wing area (that is gross wing area less projected fuselage area portion of the wing) unless the portion of the aerodynamic load acting on the fuselage can be realistically determined. (c) The following spanwise distribution of normal loads may be used for flaps up cases.