What is Neutral Point of an Aircraft | Aerodynamic center | Static Margin | Gate Aerospace
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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What is Neutral Point and Aerodynamic Centre of an Airplane?
What is the similarity and differences between Neutral point and Aerodynamic?
Why are these point so important for longitudinal static stability of an aircraft?
What is static margin?
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An explanation like this is very rare on youtube nowadays.
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Nicely explained 🙂
nice easy explanation
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When we talk about an airfoil and upward or downward gust acting on it, where do we say the resultant of this gust wind force is acting? (I think ahead of CG so as to balance it's moment in the opposite direction by the lift force)
Hello, can you say do we have a calculation for the center of pressure? How can I calculate the place of the pressure center with my hand?
Sir thankyou so much for the video,
I have i doubt how can we ging the location of aerodynamic center and neutral point ?
Plzz ans this question
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Are you professor Deepak Jain from IIT Kanpur?
Yes rishika
Where do find Cmo of an aircraft
At 6:45 , since its statically stable, the wing will tilt down to reduce AOA. But isn't that bad for the aircraft?
(Whenever it experiences gush of wind the aircraft pitches down)
When a plane experiences a gust of wind from below, the increase in lift causes the plane to pitch up. If there's no action that counter the pitching moment of the plane, the plane will continue pitch up until critical AOA. In order the counter it, there must be a pitch down moment.
how can we find the ac position of the plane or the wing? and the neutral position of the whole aircraft?
AC normally lies near 0.25c from wing tip. Finding neutral point needs a lot of calculations. I will try to explain that in a future video.
@@conceptsunexplained thanks....looking forward to it💙