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Forum: Aerodynamics

10-06-2018, 05:36 AM

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washout on a biplane wing ?.

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Posted By r ward

so true !,...never thought about that ! learn...

so true !,...never thought about that ! learn something here everyday !

Forum: Aerodynamics

10-03-2018, 02:58 PM

Replies: 24

washout on a biplane wing ?.

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Posted By r ward

makes sense,....never thought about the vertical...

makes sense,....never thought about the vertical flight and trim,......I just can't see any downwash being produced in an airstream that is negative pressure under the upper wing's airfoil. that and...

Forum: Aerodynamics

10-03-2018, 09:34 AM

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washout on a biplane wing ?.

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Posted By r ward

with the amount of stagger that is typical and...

with the amount of stagger that is typical and the distance of separation between the two wings, I just can't see the bottom wing "flying in the downwash of the top wing". with the forward movement...

Forum: Aerodynamics

10-02-2018, 10:04 AM

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washout on a biplane wing ?.

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Posted By r ward

if one wing is going to stall before the...

if one wing is going to stall before the other,...I would think you'd want the bottom wing to stall first. it carries more weight per foot because it is usually smaller and when stalled, you still...

Forum: Aerodynamics

09-26-2018, 02:16 PM

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washout on a biplane wing ?.

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Posted By r ward

washout on a biplane wing ?.

is it done ??. I know that with a bipe the idea is to get the bottom wing to stall before the top wing, but I understand that is done with incidence,......so the question is,..... what about wash...

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