An edition of Stop Abusing Bernoulli! - How Airplanes Really Fly
(1998)
Stop Abusing Bernoulli! - How Airplanes Really Fly
by Gale M. Craig
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Fallacies of popular aerodynamic teachings based on misapplication of Bernoulli's law are revealed, and more appropriate description of wing operation is presented in terms of Newton's laws. Explanation of wing operation is then expanded to include how and why performance is affected by design variables of span, chord, aspect ratio, camber, washout, taper and sweep. Aircraft configuration is also discussed.
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Stop Abusing Bernoulli! - How Airplanes Really Fly
January 1, 1998, Regenerative Press
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0964680629 9780964680623
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