Airplane Design And Construction
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We shall have a logarithmic diagram which gives or A =/ (1.47a) V ^ ./550Pi\ W V Digitized by VjOOQ IC 118 AIRPLANE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION I Digitized by VjOOQ iC FLYING WITH POWER ON 119 Let US consider then any point whatever of this curve for instance the point A ; the abscissa OX of this point is nv 1 55OP1 OX = log -y^ Now log —yT^ = log 55OP1 — 3 log V; thus we can con- sider OX as the algebraic sum of segment log 550Pi, and segment —3 log V. Analogously the ordinate of point A is W OY^l...ogy-, W and as log pr^ = log TF — 2 log V we can consider OF as the algebraic sirni of the two segments log W and —2 log V, Thus, in order to pass from the origin to point A of the diagram, it is sufficient to add the segment log 550 Pi and -3 Jog V along the axes OX and log W and -2 log V along the axes OY.
Since evidently these segments can be added in any order whatever, we can take first log 550Pi parallel to the axes of abscissa, then —3 log 7 also parallel to the axes of abscissa, then —2 log 7 parallel to the axes of ordinates and finally log W parallel to the axes of ordinates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall have a logarithmic diagram which gives or A =/ (1.47a) V ^ ./550Pi\ W V Digitized by VjOOQ IC 118 AIRPLANE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION I Digitized by VjOOQ iC FLYING WITH POWER ON 119 Let US consider then any point whatever of this curve for instance the point A ; the abscissa OX of this point is nv 1 55OP1 OX = log -y^ Now log —yT^ = log 55OP1 — 3 log V; thus we can con- sider OX as the algebraic sum of segment log 550Pi, and segment —3 log V. Analogously the ordinate of point A is W OY^l...ogy-, W and as log pr^ = log TF — 2 log V we can consider OF as the algebraic sirni of the two segments log W and —2 log V, Thus, in order to pass from the origin to point A of the diagram, it is sufficient to add the segment log 550 Pi and -3 Jog V along the axes OX and log W and -2 log V along the axes OY.
Since evidently these segments can be added in any order whatever, we can take first log 550Pi parallel to the axes of abscissa, then —3 log 7 also parallel to the axes of abscissa, then —2 log 7 parallel to the axes of ordinates and finally log W parallel to the axes of ordinates.
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