Experimental and Predicted Lateral-directional Dynamic-response Characteristics of a Large Flexible 35 Degree Swept-wing Airplane at an Altitude of 35,000 Feet


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Calculated simplified transfer function coefficients based on the lateral-directional equations of motion are compared with coefficients obtained by matching transient time histories with an analog computer. Aerodynamic derivatives extracted from measured transfer function coefficients are also compared with estimated derivatives. In general, good agreement between measured and estimated values was obtained.







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Comparison of Several Methods for Estimating Low-speed Stability Derivatives for Two Airplane Configurations


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Methods presented in five different publications have been used to estimate the low-speed stability derivatives of two unpowered airplane configurations. One configuration had unswept lifting surfaces, the other configuration was the D-558-II swept-wing research airplane. The results of the computations were compared with each other, with existing wind-tunnel data, and with flight-test data for the D-558-II configuration to assess the relative merits of the methods for estimating derivatives. The results of the study indicated that, in general, for low subsonic speeds, no one text appeared consistently better for estimating all derivatives.







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