Drafting Room Methods, Standards And Forms, a Reference book for Engineering Offices And Draftsmen
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"Top Camber" refers to the top surface of an aerofoil, and "Bottom Camber" to the bottom surface; "Mean Camber" is the mean of these two.
Capacity : Lifting. — The maximum flying load of an aircraft.
Carrying. — Excess of the lifting capacity over the dead load of an aircraft, which latter includes structure, power plant, and essential accessories.
Carrying capacity: See Capacity.
Center: The point in which a set of effects is assumed to be accumulated, producing the same effect as if all were ...concentrated at this point.
Of buoyancy. — The center of gravity of the fluid displaced by the floating body.
Of pressure of an aerofoil. — The point on the chord of an element of an aerofoil, prolonged if neces- sary, through which at any instant the line of action of the resultant air force passes.
Of pressure of a body. — The point on the axis of a body, prolonged if necessary, through which at any instant the line of action of the resultant air force passes.
Chord: Of an aerofoil section.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Top Camber" refers to the top surface of an aerofoil, and "Bottom Camber" to the bottom surface; "Mean Camber" is the mean of these two.
Capacity : Lifting. — The maximum flying load of an aircraft.
Carrying. — Excess of the lifting capacity over the dead load of an aircraft, which latter includes structure, power plant, and essential accessories.
Carrying capacity: See Capacity.
Center: The point in which a set of effects is assumed to be accumulated, producing the same effect as if all were ...concentrated at this point.
Of buoyancy. — The center of gravity of the fluid displaced by the floating body.
Of pressure of an aerofoil. — The point on the chord of an element of an aerofoil, prolonged if neces- sary, through which at any instant the line of action of the resultant air force passes.
Of pressure of a body. — The point on the axis of a body, prolonged if necessary, through which at any instant the line of action of the resultant air force passes.
Chord: Of an aerofoil section.
What to read after Drafting Room Methods, Standards And Forms, a Reference book for Engineering Offices And Draftsmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dickey Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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