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Н
2 Нc 3
=10
а)
4, 0.5Hc
=10 5, H=0.4km0
1
6, H=0 t
G f
1(0,95) 2(0.85)
3(0,2)
b) 4(0,15)
5(0,12)
6(0,1)
t
V
2 Vc 3
4(0,8Vc)
c)
5(1,2Vt)
1(1,2Vt) 6(0,9Vt) t
1
G f ,i
Н = 0,5Нc), speed of flight and relative fuel weight onboard G f are set.
Gf
where G f ,i - fuel weight in i-th point is, G f is initial fuel weight. The size of gust W
varies from height of flight agrees AR as it is given on fig. 2.
Take-off weight of the plane Gt, initial weight of fuel Gf, a wing span Lw, the
wing area Sw, a derivative C y , height of cruiser flight Hc, cruiser speed Vc, take-off
speed Vt and landing speed Vl are set in variant.
Wi m/s
7,6
Н, m
6096 15240
Fig. 2. Changing of gust from height
2
It agrees AR-25 the damping factor of gust K is equal to:
0 ,88Uq
K (4)
5 ,3 Uq
where
2 G p Sw
Uq , (5)
bm 0 C y g
Sw
where bm is the mean wing chord, the density of air in technical system
Lw
kg s 2
0 = 0.125 - in [].
m4
The increment of a load factor from an impulse (the line #13) is computed by
the formula
Wi VEASi
ny KCy , (6)
16Gp,i Sw
where Wi - equivalent airspeed of a vertical gust in m/s, Vi - equivalent airspeed of
the plane in m/s, Gp,I - the current weight of the plane in kg.
Equivalent airspeed VEASi is by the formula (7) and is written in the line #12.
H
VEASi Vi
Vi , (7)
0
where V - speed of the plane in m/s, H - density of air at height of flight, 0 -
density of air at height H=0, Δ – is relative density. Here H, 0 and Δ are given in
the table of standard atmosphere (SА) in system SI.
The full load factor (in the line #14) is equal to:
n y n y0 n y
The bending moment in the wing root is by the approached formula, agrees
fig. 3.
M b 0.1G pi 0.125G f G f ,i Lw n y ,i g .
3
0.2Lw
Yw
Gf
Gp
0.25Lw
Lw
It appears from this, that the maximal bending moment is reached, as a rule,
not at the maximal load factor.
4
Table №1.
1 Np 1 2 3 4 5 6
2 H, m 0 0 0
3 10 0 0 10 0 0
4 0 0 0 0 15 0
6 Vi, m/s
8 Gp,i, kg
10 ny0 1 1 1
11 K
12 VEASi,
m/s
13 ny
14 ny
15 Mb, kgm
Result:
Mb max =
in point #
5
Standard atmosphere