basics of flight and aerodynamics (groups b/d)

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Groups A and B: 1 st Year On-Level Centennial Aviation Club BASICS OF FLIGHT AND AERODYNAMICS

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In this presentation, you will learn how the airfoil works and how it produces lift. Also, you will learn what four basic foces of flight are acting upon the plane during flight and how they affect the way the plane flies.

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Page 1: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

Groups A and B: 1st Year On-Level

Centennial Aviation Club

BASICS OF FLIGHT AND AERODYNAMICS

Page 2: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

• What gets a plane off the ground?

• What basic forces are working on the airplane during flight?

• What are the parts of an airplane and what do they do?

• What does “aerodynamic” mean?

Page 3: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

• Bernoulli's Principle- the faster a fluid is moving the lower the pressure

Daniel Bernoulli

Page 4: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

BASIC FORCES IN FLIGHT• Four Fundamentals of Flight

– Lift

– Thrust

– Weight/Gravity

– DragPg. 25

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LIFT

• Opposes the downward force of weight

• Produced by the dynamic effect of the air acting on the wing

• Shape of airfoil changes the way lift acts on the airplane

• Bernoulli’s Principle

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WEIGHT/GRAVITY

• The downward force opposing lift

• The combined load of the airplane itself (crew, fuel, cargo/baggage)

• Force exists because of the presence of gravity

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THRUST

• Forward force produced by the propeller

• Pulls the airplane through the air

• Opposes drag

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DRAG

• Backward force acting opposite to thrust

• Caused by the disruption of airflow by the plane itself and its parts (wings, landing gear, etc.)

• Two types: parasite (the most common) and induced

• Effects how aerodynamic the plane

is

Page 9: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

ANGLE OF ATTACK

angle between the wing chord and the relative wind

Page 10: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

THE WING

• Produces the lift

• Holds the plane up while in flight

• Bernoulli's Principle- the faster a fluid is moving the lower the pressure

Page 11: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

Left bank

Right bank

Turn the yoke to the left and the left aileron

goes down (right goes up)

Airplane banks to the left

Turn the yoke to the right and the right aileron goes down (left

goes up)

Airplane banks to the right

AILERONCONTROLS BANK

Page 12: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

ELEVATORCONTROLS PITCH

Pull the yoke out and the elevator

goes up

Airplane pitches up

Push the yoke in and the elevator

goes down

Airplane pitches down

Page 13: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

Push left rudder pedal and the plane yaws to the left

Push right rudder pedal and the plane yaws to the right

RUDDERCONTROLS YAW

Page 14: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

PROPELLERCONTROLS THRUST

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Flaps down

FLAPSCREATE EXTRA LIFT

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PARTS OF THE AIRPLANE

Pg. 19

3? ___________

5/13? _________

15? __________

8? ___________

6/12? _________

4? ___________

11? __________

10? __________

1? ___________

wing strut

ailerons

wings

horiz. stab.

flaps

wing strut

elevator

rudder

propeller

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I’M DONE… BUT FIRST

• What gets a plane off the ground?

• What basic forces are working on the airplane during flight?

• What are the parts of an airplane and what do they do?

• What does aerodynamic mean?

Page 18: Basics of Flight and Aerodynamics (Groups B/D)

CHS SEMINAR

• “The Wonders of Flight”

• Session 2 - Mr. Harhay, Room I-46

• Starts at the beginning of second quarter

• Don’t forget to sign up at the end of session 1

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QUESTIONS???

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