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MAE 175: Discussion 5
Jordi Ventura Siches
February 9, 2024
Jordi Ventura Siches
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Problem 2.6 (Nelson)
An airplane has the following pitching moment characteristics at the
center of gravity position:
x
cg
/
¯
c
= 0
.
3
.
C
m
cg
=
C
m
0
+
dC
m
cg
dC
L
C
L
+
C
m
δ
e
δ
e
where
C
m
0
= 0
.
05,
dC
m
cg
dC
L
=
−
0
.
1,
C
m
δ
e
=
−
0
.
01
/
deg,
dC
m
cg
dC
L
=
x
cg
¯
c
−
x
np
¯
c
If the airplane is loaded so that the center of gravity position moves to
x
cg
/
¯
c
= 0
.
10, can the airplane be trimmed during landing,
C
L
= 1
.
0?
Assume that
C
m
0
and
C
m
δ
e
are unaffected by the center of gravity travel
and that
δ
e
max
=
±
20
º
.
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson): Solution
Solution
:
We first need to compute the new value for
dC
mCG
dC
L
. In order to do so, we
first find the position for the neutral point by using the data from the
previous scenario:
dC
m
cg
dC
L
|
{z
}
−
0
.
1
=
x
cg
¯
c
|{z}
0
.
3
−
x
np
¯
c
→
x
np
¯
c
= 0
.
4
Now we can find the new slope
dC
m
cg
dC
L
=
x
cg
¯
c
|{z}
0
.
1
−
x
np
¯
c
|{z}
0
.
4
=
−
0
.
3
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson): Solution
Solution
:
Then,
dC
m
cg
dC
L
=
−
0
.
3. Trim implies
C
m
,
cg
= 0, thus
0 = 0
.
05
−
0
.
3
C
L
|{z}
1
.
0
−
0
.
01
·
δ
e
(deg)
We isolate
δ
e
and get
δ
e
=
0
.
05
−
0
.
3
0
.
01
=
−
25
◦
Since
−
25
◦
is out of the bounds, the aircraft can not be trimmed in this
conditions.
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson)
The pitching moment characteristics of a general aviation airplane with
the landing gear and flaps in their retracted position are given by
(a) Where is the stick fixed neutral point located?
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson): Solution (a)
Solution:
To find the slope, select 2 points from any of the curves (they have
the same slope). For
δ
e
= 0
◦
:
C
L
= 0
.
4
,
→
C
m
,
cg
= 0;
C
L
= 1
.
2
,
→
C
m
,
cg
=
−
0
.
2
and the slope is
dC
m
,
cg
dC
L
=
−
0
.
2
−
0
1
.
2
−
0
.
4
=
−
0
.
25
Therefore
x
np
¯
c
=
x
cg
¯
c
−
dC
m
,
cg
dC
L
= 0
.
5
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson)
The pitching moment characteristics of a general aviation airplane with
the landing gear and flaps in their retracted position are given by
(b) If the airplane weights 2500 lbs and is flying at 150 ft/s at sea level,
ρ
= 0
.
002378 slug/ft
2
, what is the elevator angle required for trim?
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson): Solution (b)
To find the
C
L
for trim, we impose
L
=
W
:
W
=
L
=
1
2
ρ
V
2
C
L
,
trim
Thus
C
L
,
trim
=
L
1
2
ρ
V
2
S
=
2500lbf
1
2
0
.
002378
slug
ft
3
(150ft/s)
2
150ft
2
= 0
.
623
(where we have used 1lbf = 1slug
·
ft
/
s
2
)
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Problem 2.7 (Nelson): Solution (b) cont’d
We get
C
m
0
= 0
.
1 from the figure (see green). For
C
m
,
δ
e
, we take
δ
e
= 0
◦
,
→
C
m
= 0
,
δ
e
=
−
8
◦
,
→
C
m
= 0
.
3
for
C
L
= 0
.
4 (see blue). Therefore:
C
m
δ
e
=
−
0
.
0375
/
◦
. Finally, trim
implies
C
m
= 0:
0 =
C
m
,
0
|
{z
}
0
.
1
+
dC
m
dC
L
|
{z
}
−
0
.
25, from (a)
C
L
|{z}
0
.
623
+
dC
m
d
δ
e
|
{z
}
−
0
.
0375
δ
e
→
δ
e
=
−
1
.
5
◦
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Hints for Problem 1 (HW2)
Problem 1
:
The elevator for a business jet aircraft is shown in the Figure.
1
Estimate the elevator control power, knowing that
S
= 232
ft
2
,
AR
t
= 4
.
0
,
c
= 7
.
0
ft
, ℓ
t
= 21
.
6
ft
,
b
t
= 14
.
7
ft
,
S
t
= 54
ft
2
,
and
C
ℓ
α
t
= 0
.
1
/
◦
2
If the airplane has the following characteristics at
x
cg
= 0
.
25
c
C
M
0
= 0
.
1
,
C
M
α
=
−
1
.
3
/
rad
,
and
C
L
α
= 4
.
5
/
rad
Estimate the most forward cg location if
α
max
= 15
◦
and
δ
e
max
=
±
25
◦
.
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Hints for Problem 1 (HW2), cont’d
1
Use
C
M
,
δ
e
=
−
η
t
V
H
C
L
,
α
t
τ
e
. To estimate
S
e
, we have to compute
the shaded area:
Use Fig. 2.21 from Nelson to estimate
τ
e
from
S
e
/
S
t
.
2
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Hints for Problem 1 (HW2), cont’d
1
2
Obtain position of the neutral point from static margin
h
n
:
h
n
=
−
C
M
,
α
C
L
,
α
=
x
np
¯
c
−
x
cg
¯
c
Impose
C
M
= 0 (trim),
α
= 15
◦
,
δ
e
=
−
25
◦
, find
C
M
,
α
|
mostforward
.
Find corresponding static margin
→
find CG position.
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Hints for Problem 2 (HW2)
Problem 2
:
The PA-32 Cherokee 6 airplane is equipped with a rectangular
wing and an all-moving horizontal tail (no elevator). It has the following
characteristics
b
= 32
.
8
ft
,
S
= 174
.
5
ft
2
,
b
t
= 10
ft
,
S
t
= 24
.
4
,
i
w
= 2
◦
,
x
cg
c
= 0
.
25
, ℓ
t
= 18
ft
The airplane weighs
3
,
651
.
5
lb and cruises at 4,500 ft
(
ρ
= 0
.
0021
slugft
3
) with 133 ft/s. You may also assume that
C
M
ac
w
=
−
0
.
09
and
α
0
L
w
=
−
4
◦
.
1
Determine the required tail incidence angle to trim the airplane at
cruise.
2
Estimate the most forward cg location if
i
t
max
=
±
25
◦
and
α
max
= 15
◦
.
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Hints for Problem 2 (HW2), cont’d
1
Trim implies the following two conditions have to hold:
W
=
L
=
1
2
ρ
V
2
C
L
S
,
C
M
= 0
.
Derive the coefficients
C
M
,
0
,
C
M
,
α
,
C
L
,
0
,
C
L
,
α
and the two conditions
above will be in terms of
α
and
i
t
.
Obtain system of 2 equations (
C
L
,
C
M
) with 2 unknowns (
α
,
i
t
).
Solve!
2
Similar to Section (2) from Problem 1.
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Hints for Problem 3 (HW2)
Problem 3
:
An airplane has the following pitching moment characteristics
at the center of gravity position
x
CG
c
= 0
.
3
:
C
M
0
L
= 0
.
05
,
dC
M
dC
L
=
−
0
.
1
,
and
C
M
δ
e
=
−
0
.
01
/
deg
If the landing gear deployment causes an increase in the drag coefficient
at the landing flight condition by
∆
C
D
= 0
.
05
1
Estimate the induced pitching moment due to landing gear
deployment (
∆
C
M
0
L
), assuming that the line of action of the
additional drag force is 50%
c
below the fuselage reference line.
2
If the airplane is loaded so that the center of gravity position moves
to
x
CG
c
= 0
.
15
, can the airplane be trimmed during landing where
C
L
= 1
.
0
? Assume that
δ
e
max
=
±
20
◦
.
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Hints for Problem 3 (HW2), cont’d
1
Use that, since ∆
D
=
qS
∆
C
D
, we have
∆
M
= =
qS
¯
c
∆
C
M
,
0
L
=
−
∆
D
·
z
lg
=
−
qS
∆
C
D
·
z
lg
and thus, ∆
C
M
,
0
L
=
−
z
lg
¯
c
∆
C
D
.
2
Obtain the position of the neutral point from initial
x
cg
.
Compute
dC
M
/
dC
L
with new CG position.
Derive required
δ
e
for trim (
C
M
= 0). Is it within the bounds?
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Hints for Problem 4 (HW2)
Problem 4
:
A 2,375-horsepower piston engine turning a 132-inch,
five-blade propeller powers the Spitfire Mark XVIII. When the airplane is
flying at 200 mph the propeller is turning at 1,300 rpm. The change in
normal (lift) force coefficient with propeller angle of attack for this
propeller and operating condition is 0.27 per rad. The propeller is
mounted 9 feet 4 inches forward of the center of gravity, which is located
at
0
.
25
c
.
Estimate the static margin with and without the propeller effect. Is the
propeller contribution stabilizing or destabilizing?
The airplane has the following geometric and aerodynamic characteristics
= 244
ft
2
,
C
L
α
w
= 4
.
62
/
rad
,
S
t
= 31
ft
2
,
C
L
α
t
= 4
.
06
/
rad
,
d
ε
d
α
= 0
.
6
, ℓ
t
= 18
.
16
ft
,
and
¯
c
= 7
.
16
ft
You may assume
η
t
= 1
.
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Hints for Problem 4 (HW2), cont’d
First compute
h
n
without the propeller, as
h
n
=
−
C
M
,
α
C
L
,
α
considering wing and tail effects for both coefficients:
C
M
,
α
=
C
L
,
α
,
w
x
cg
−
x
ac
,
w
¯
c
−
η
t
V
H
C
L
α
,
t
(
1
−
d
ε
d
α
)
C
L
,
α
=
C
L
,
α
,
w
+
η
t
S
t
S
C
L
α
,
t
(
1
−
d
ε
d
α
)
Add the effect of the propeller: ∆
prop
C
L
,
α
= 0
.
27
/
rad is given, while
∆
prop
C
M
α
=
ℓ
prop
−
CG
¯
c
∆
prop
C
L
,
α
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Hints for Problem 5 (HW2)
Problem 5:
Consider the following characteristics for an airplane
S
= 21
.
3
m
2
,
b
= 10
.
4
m
,
z
w
= 0
.
4
m
,
d
= 1
.
6
m
,
and
Λ
c
/
4
w
= 0
◦
Size the vertical tail to achieve a weathercock stability coefficient of 0.1
/rad. For a preliminary design, consider
ℓ
v
= 3
.
13
m
and assume that
AR
v
= 4
.
Hint: use approximation seen in class (Eq.(2.80) from Nelson)
0
.
1 = ∆
v
C
N
β
=
S
v
ℓ
v
Sb
C
L
α
v
0
.
724+3
.
06
S
v
/
S
1+cosΛ
c
/
4
w
+0
.
4
z
w
d
+0
.
009
AR
w
Solve for
S
v
(quadratic equation).
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