PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «AERODYNAMIC BRAKING»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «AERODYNAMIC BRAKING»
Descubre el uso de
aerodynamic braking en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
aerodynamic braking y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Airplane Flying Handbook: Federal Aviation Administration
Under favorable wind and runway conditions, the nosewheel can be held off for
best aerodynamic braking. Even as the nosewheel is gently lowered to the
runway centerline, continued elevator back pressure will greatly assist the wheel
...
Federal Aviation Administration, F.A.A., 2007
2
A-7 Corsair Pilot's Flight Operating Manual
If antiskid brakes are not available, use aerodynamic braking to decelerate to the
speed at which full aft stick cannot hold the nose up (100 [ii-10'} knots, depending
on wght and center of gravity]. When the nosewhee] is on the runway, apply ...
returned using aerodynamic braking. Sadly, there has now been an accident
during re-entry with the Space Shuttle, involving the loss of seven astronauts;
whatever the cause of this accident,1 aerodynamic braking remains the best
method of ...
... to bring the WPP to a complete halt. By design, the safety system will always
take precedence over other control systems. 5.6.1 Aerodynamic Braking of WPP
At very high wind speeds, typically 25 m/s (cut-out speed) and above, the WPP ...
5
WIND ENERGY: THEORY AND PRACTICE
The normal practice is to provide both aerodynamic and mechanical braking.
However, if independent aerodynamic braking systems are provided on each
blade, and each has the capacity to decelerate the rotor after the worst-case grid
loss, ...
The function of the mechanical brake in this case is solely to bring the rotor to rest
— that is, to park it — as aerodynamic braking is unable do this. 6.8.2
Aerodynamic brake options Active pitch control Blade pitching to feather (i.e. to
align the ...
Tony Burton, Nick Jenkins, David Sharpe, 2011
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Wind Power Plants and Project Development
The aerodynamic braking is similar to the principle of slowing down aircrafts, i.e.,
by spoiling the life action. This same principle is used for braking and stopping
the rotation of a wind turbine primarily by the different types of aerodynamic ...
Joshua Earnest, Tore Wizelius, 2011
Aerodynamic Braking A sailing ship is unlikely to be able to make use of
aerodynamic braking. This is because the sail and structure have been designed
to take solar force loads only, to obtain the best transfer performance across
space.
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Wind Turbine Technology and Design
This operating procedure is accomplished without any undue stress, wear and
tear on the towerhead over and above what is the norm. Aerodynamic braking is
applicable for pitch-controlled and active-stall controlled rotor assemblies only.
David A. Rivkin, Kathleen Toomey, Laurel Silk, 2011
When it makes a landing somewhere other than a carrier it uses aerodynamic
braking to slow it down initially prior to applying the brakes. At faster speeds,
such as immediately after touchdown, this type of braking is very efficient and
slows the ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «AERODYNAMIC BRAKING»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
aerodynamic braking en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
NASA's flying saucer parachute fails test
The donut-shaped LDSD craft and its aerodynamic braking technologies are part of NASA's plans to send a manned mission to Mars. «UPI.com, Jun 15»
We have flown one of the world's most advanced jet trainers: the M …
After the touchdown at 110 kts, Olivares shows me the aerodynamic braking. The aircraft decelerates to 80 kts and gently lowers the nose. «The Aviationist, Abr 15»
New Aircraft Preview: Phenom 100E
The absence of thrust reversers and perceived deficiencies in the aircraft's “lift-dump” aerodynamic braking were sources of nervousness for ... «Business Jet Traveler, Abr 15»
Virgin Galactic plans for new generation of SpaceShipTwo
When the craft had achieved Mach 1, Alsbury unlocked the aerodynamic braking system, which is meant to be deployed at Mach 1.4. «SpaceFlight Insider, Ene 15»
Yes, We've Seen the Surface of Venus
After a period of aerodynamic braking, the upper hatch and heat shield released, exposing the spacecraft the elements and releasing the ... «Popular Science, Ene 15»
India completes historic space shot
... its ability to go through the riskiest phase of a piloted mission, including aerodynamic braking, parachute release and a splashdown. «Sen, Dic 14»
Our SpaceFlight Insider: Venera 7′s descent into hell
After it completed an aerodynamic braking maneuver, the top hatch was jettisoned and the parachutes deployed at an altitude of some 37 miles ... «SpaceFlight Insider, Dic 14»
India to launch astronaut capsule, big rocket
... the 3.65-ton module should demonstrate its ability to go through the riskiest phase of a piloted mission, including aerodynamic braking, parachute release and ... «Sen, Dic 14»
Station astronaut calls private spaceflight 'next breakthrough'
But the co-pilot unlocked the space plane's aerodynamic braking, or “feather,” system earlier than usual and while the system was never ... «Spaceflight Now, Nov 14»
The Finest Five
... are control surfaces atop the wings that pop up to provide aerodynamic braking. That means surefooted runway stops and steeper descents. «Barron's, Sep 14»
