10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HORN BALANCE»
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1
Flight Testing of Fixed Wing Aircraft
27.4.2 Horn Balance2'3 Horn balance concentrates the balance area ahead of
the hinge line. It is usually located at the tip of the elevator, as shown in Fig. 27.13
(Ref. 3), and may be of two types. Unshielded horn balance extends all the way ...
2
Cessna 172S NAVIII: An Advanced Pilot's Guide
Horn Balance Anytime a control surface is deflected, a countering aerodynamic
force will tend to oppose the input. This force transmitted directly to the yoke can
be undesirable, uncomfortable and fatiguing. Movements of flight control surfaces
...
3
Performance and Stability of Aircraft
We will briefly describe four methods of which the first is probably the most
important: these are (a) the sealed nose balance, (b) the horn balance, (c) the
geared tab and (d) the set back hinge. We are not discussing here the mass
balancing of ...
4
Performance, Stability, Dynamics, and Control of Airplanes
... at some flight conditions that may affect the pilot's feel of the aircraft. Horn
balance (Fig. 3.45b) is similar to the set-back hinge, except that all the area
ahead of the hingeline is concentrated on one part of the surface. The horn
Section A-A ...
The Horn Balance. Similar in operation to the inset hinge is the horn balance,
shown in Figure 12.25. The horn is the part of the flying control surface located
forward of the hinge. In flight, when the control surface is displaced, aerodynamic
...
6
Airplane Stability and Control: A History of the ...
This horn balance advantage has to be weighed against two disadvantages. The
aerodynamic balancing moments applied at control surface tips twist the control
surface. Likewise, flutter balance weights placed at the tips of the horn, where ...
Malcolm J. Abzug, E. Eugene Larrabee, 2005
7
Principles of Flight for Pilots
The most common methods employed to achieve this aim and reduce the
manoeuvre stick force are: a. the hinge balance; b. the horn balance; 0. the
internal balance; d. the balance tab; e. the antibalance tab; f. the spring tab; 9. the
servo-tab.
8
Aircraft Engineering Principles
Following this rule helps prevent excessive snatch and over-balance. Another
way to achieve lower hinge moments and so assist the pilot's movement ofthe
controls is to use a horn balance (Figure 7.71). The principle of operation is the
same ...
Lloyd Dingle, Michael H Tooley, 2013
9
An Introduction to the Elements of Airplane Stability and ...
Overhang Balance — Internal Sealed Balance — Horn Balance — Beveled
Trailing Edge Here we will consider only two of them—the horn balance and the
beveled trailing edge. Their effectiveness in solving a severe control problem will
be ...
To give one example of a case in which dynamic balance is different from static,
consider an aileron with a horn balance — one that protrudes ahead of the
aileron — at its tip. When the wing makes a sudden motion, either rolling or
flexing, ...
