PPT-Introduction- The Airplane

O Cdt Darcel Outline ref pg 9 12 Aircraft Components The Fuselage The Wing The Tail Section Empennage Propulsion System 1 The Fuselage Two Main Types Monocoque Main Structural Members . AV 0 3 12 April 04 Engine S op Policy When Embarking or Disembarking Passengers or Crew STANDARD FOR AUXILIARY AVIATION UNITE STATES COAS GUARD AUX ILIARY NATI L OPERA ION DEPART NT AVIATIO DI VISION STAN DAR ZA TION TE AM brPage 2br CG AUX STAN DA A Basic Introduction to Aerodynamics. The Four Forces of Flight. The four forces act on the airplane in flight and also work against each other.. The Four Forces of Flight. The four forces act on the airplane in flight and also work against each other.. What is an Airplane?. Aircraft. More general term. Refers to any heavier-than-air object that is . Supported by its own buoyancy . Supported by the action of air on its structures. Airplane. Heavier-than-air craft propelled by an engine. Objectives. History of Air transportation. Lighter than air. Hot air balloons. Air paths. Components/physics of an airplane. Helicopters. Impact of avaition. Aircraft. Aircraft are air transportation vehicles. They include lighter-than-air or heavier-than-air aircraft.. Airplane Flight:. X-Plane in the Classroom. Stability. Control. Pitch - nose moves up and down. Control. Pitch - nose moves up and down. Yaw – nose moves left and right. Stability. Control. Pitch - nose moves up and down. Airplane. Airplane. Helicopter. Helicopter. Parachute. 3 Wheeler/Car. 3 Wheeler/Car. Tank. Tank. Giant Crossbow. Machine Gun. Ball Bearings. Seige Machine. Scissors. Science and Engineering Practices. 1. Asking questions (science) and defining problems (engineering). . 2. Developing and using models. . 3. Planning and carrying out investigations. . 4. Analyzing and Interpreting Data. . By Victoria . B. onilla. Description. Airplane repo people tow airplanes when the owner cannot afford to pay for it.. . They . earn 6-10% of resale price of planes they . tow. .. They . earn up to $. Chapter 4. Airframe. Figure 4-1. . Features of a modern training airplane.. Figure 4-2. . Fuselage.. Figure 4-3. . Typical semi-. monocoque. construction.. Figure 4-4. . Wing strut.. Figure 4-5. . Components of a wing.. Dr. Doug Cairns. 2-. 14. For the Next Few Slides. Basic Physics of Flight. What’s happening during a flight. Rule of Thumb. airplane . design. 2-. 15. Basic Forces. Lift. Weight. Drag. Thrust. Trim. What is Mr. Baker up to?. Observation. A group of grade 6s were flying paper airplanes around the classroom. Some of the planes had a great ability to fly, while some crashed almost instantly. There was a very large different between how the planes flew. The questions was asked of why this was happening? Should all planes not fly the same?. History of Air transportation. Lighter than air. Hot air balloons. Air paths. Components/physics of an airplane. Helicopters. Impact of avaition. Aircraft. Aircraft are air transportation vehicles. They include lighter-than-air or heavier-than-air aircraft.. Presenter: . Tianyun. . Qu. What is “airplane cinema”?. My definition:. By saying “airplane cinema” in this article, I am referring to any cinematic experience one could have while having an air travel in the cabin of a modern civil aircraft. . Viann. Le. Literacy objectives. Demonstrates . awareness of vocabulary associated with airplanes . by being . able to explain the meaning behind each . word. Using . the vocabulary words by associating the spoken word to its visual .