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Full-scale aircraft impact test for evaluation of impact force
Nuclear Engineering and Design, 1993Abstract Previously, estimates of the force caused by aircraft impact into rigid structures have been determined using theoretical methods based on the aircraft's calculated mass and strength distribution. However, these methods required many assumptions to be made and they left many questions unanswered.
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Analytic extrapolation to full-scale aircraft dynamics
Journal of Aircraft, 1982T extrapolation from subscale wind-tunnel data to fullscale flight becomes an especially serious problem at subsonic speeds when stall is involved and at high subsonic and transonic speeds where shock boundary-layer interaction can dominate the aerodynamics.
L. ERICSSON, J. REDING
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Full-scale aircraft tire pressure tests
2009This paper describes an outdoor full-scale test planned to improve experimental and theoretical knowledge related to the effects of aircraft internal tire inflation pressure on the behavior and damage of flexible pavement. Since modern aircraft can have tire pressures greater than 15 bar, the tests will focus on pressures from 15 bar to 17.5 bar.
Fabre, C. +3 more
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Full-scale static test of small composite aircraft
Advanced Composite Materials, 2013This paper addresses the accuracy of test load application and reaction prediction of aircraft full-scale static test.
Jae-Yeul Shim, Seokmin Ahn
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Full Scale Test of a Transport Aircraft Thrust Vectoring System
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1997<div class="htmlview paragraph">VSTOL transport aircraft pose unique thrust vectoring control requirements. The control moments have to be very large in comparison with VSTOL fighter aircraft because the moments of inertia are so much larger due to a high aspect ratio wing and distributed payload in the fuselage.
Anthony duPont, Anthony duPont
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