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Polygon Triangle Polyhedron Tetrahedron Edge Faces   Vertex Bridle Dimensions Bernoullis . Dane Johannessen. Overview. Aerodynamics. What are the forces?. How do these forces affect flight?. What factors affect these forces?. What is Aerodynamics?. The study of forces acting on an object in motion as it passes through air.. By:. Kevin Cianciolo . Genius Hour. Answer and Explanation. The folds on a paper airplane effect the velocity, height, and distance it travels by the . thrust. you throw it with, the . Eagles. Saturday Oct 5. Utilizing your notes and past knowledge answer the following questions:. In order for lift to occur with an airfoil, what must the pressure be on top?. What does camber determine for an airfoil?. Principles of Flight. Learning Outcome 1. Understand the principles of . flight. Part 2: . Describe how thrust, drag, weight and lift affect aircraft in flight. Revision 2.00. Drag and Thrust. Objectives:. Principles of Flight. Learning Outcome . 3. Know the principles of flight and control for gliders. Identify forces acting on a glider . in flight. Revision 2.00. Principles of Flight. Revision. Questions for you …... a. 2. = 1. Pressure, Drag and Lift for Uniform Flow Over a Cylinder. Along the cylinder, . r. = . a. ,. the velocity components become:. u. θ. is maximum at . θ. = . π. /2 and 3 . π . /2; zero at . 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. While a plan is flying, there are four forces. acting with and against each other. These forces. are:. . -lift. . -drag. . -thrust. -weight. Lift. Lift is the force that causes an airplane to rise. . Four forces . of flight . and the . factors that affect each of these forces. Takeoff conditions of . a jet from an aircraft . carrier, calculating . airspeed. Average . force of a catapult . system, . by Gene Barretta. STEM Day, . February 5, 2015. Turn on the TV at 8:00 and listen to Mr. Pinnock read the book.. Open . your STEMFolio to page . 35 . and spend 10 minutes responding to the literature.. Name each of these things that fly. 1. 2. 3 4. Name each of these things that fly. 5. 6. 7. 8. Name each of these things that fly. 1. . . . 2. 3. . 4. What’s the main use for each of these planes?. 24 May 2013 . There are 4 forces involved with flight:. Lift. Weight. Thrust. Drag. Three axis’ of flight include:. Pitch, Roll, and Yaw. Pitch is controlled by the air flow across the elevators.. Yaw is controlled by the air flow across the rudder. © 2011 Project Lead The Way, Inc.. Aerospace Engineering. Lift Equation. Coefficient of Lift, . C. l. Determined experimentally. Combines several factors. Shape. Angle of attack. Lift. Direction of Flight. Prof. Doug Cairns. Forces On a Body. Spatial Quantities. pressure, density, temperature, velocity. Supersonic flow. (oil streak used for visualization). Smoke Injectors to Visualize Streamlines. Particles follow Streamlines.