Effect of leakage past aileron nose on aerodynamic characteristics of plain and internally balanced ailerons on NACA 66(215)-216, a = 1.0 airfoil
John Bird
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John Bird
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An investigation has been made in two-dimensional flow to determine the effect of leakage past the aileron nose on the aerodynamic characteristics of ailerons.Plain and internally balanced ailerons of 0.20 airfoil chord were tested on an NACA 66(215)-216, a = 1.0 airfoil.The effects of amount and type of leakage, aileron Q.contour, andeMach number and Reynolds number were investigateti....The results of the tests indicated.that a small "amount of leakage area changed the pressure distributions over the plain and internally balanced ailerons markedly.This change generally resulted in negative increments in the lift and hinge-moment parameters cz/j9 %a 9and chb e A further increase in the leakage area produced smaller changes in these parameters for the internally balanced aileron.
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An investigation has been made in two-dimensional flow to determine the effect of leakage past the aileron nose on the aerodynamic characteristics of ailerons.Plain and internally balanced ailerons of 0.20 airfoil chord were tested on an NACA 66(215)-216, a = 1.0 airfoil.The effects of amount and type of leakage, aileron Q.contour, andeMach number and Reynolds number were investigateti....The results of the tests indicated.that a small "amount of leakage area changed the pressure distributions over the plain and internally balanced ailerons markedly.This change generally resulted in negative increments in the lift and hinge-moment parameters cz/j9 %a 9and chb e A further increase in the leakage area produced smaller changes in these parameters for the internally balanced aileron.
Key concepts: Aileron, Airfoil, Aerodynamics, Geology, Acoustics, Engineering, Structural engineering, Aerospace engineering