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Chapter 6

Chapter 6

NAVAIR 00-80T-80 (1965)

NAVWEPS 00401-80

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 6. APPLICATION OF AERODYNAMICS TO

SPECIFIC PROBLEMS OF FLYING

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PRIMARY CONTROL OF AIRSPEED AND ALTITUDE.. 349

Angle of attack versus airspeed

Rate of climb and descent

Flying technique

REGION OF REVERSED COMMAND. . 353

Regions of normal and reversed command

Features of flight in the normal and reversed regions of command

THE ANGLE OF ATTACK INDICATOR AND THE MIRROR

LANDING SYSTEM. . . 357

The angle of attack indicator

The mirror landing system

THE APPROACH AND LANDING., 360

The approach

The landing flare and touchdown

Typical errors

THE TAKEOFF.. 365

Takeoff speed and distance

Typical errors

GUSTS AND WIND SHEAR.. _. t,. 367

Vertical and horizontal gusts

POWER-OFF GLIDE PERFORMANCE. . 369

Glide angle and lift-drag ratio

Factors affecting glide performance

The flameout pattern

EFFECTOF ICE AND FROST ON AIRPLANE PERFORMANCE.. 373

Effect of ice

Effect of frost

ENGINE FAILURE ON THE MULTI-ENGINE AIRPLANE. 376

Effecf of weight and altihtde

Control requirements

Effeti on performance

Etrect of turning flight and configuration

GROUND EFFECT., _, 379

Aerodynamic influence of ground effect

Ground effect on specific flight conditions

INTERFERENCE BETWEEN AIRPLANES IN FLIGHT.. 383

Effect of lateral, vertical, and IongiNdinal separation

Collision possibility

NAVWEPS 00-BOT-BO

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BRAKING PERFORMANCE. .........................................

Friction cbaracte~istics

Braking technique

Typical errors of braking technique

REFCTSAL SPEEDS , LINE SPEEDS, AND CRITICAL FIELD

LENGTH. .............................................................

Refusal speed

Line speeds

Critical field length, multi-engine operation

SONIC BOOMS. .......................................................

Shock waves and audible sound

Precautions

HELICOPTER PROBLEMS. ...........................................

Rotoraerodynamics .....................................................

Retreating blade stall ...................................................

Compressjbility effects ..................................................

Autorotatton charactertsttcs .............................................

Powersettling .........................................................

THE FLIGHT HANDBOOK. ........................................

SELECTED REFERENCES. .....................................

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