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Omega blood 02-11-2003 07:47 AM

canards????
 
What kind of thrust angles are reauired for canard ships (tractor or pusher)? Which would be better for a canard a tractor or a pusher? The canard is supposed to fly at a higher angle of attack from what I know. How much higher? Is 4 degrees too much?
Any help is apriciated.

Omega blood 02-11-2003 07:48 AM

canards????
 
Moderator pls. move over to design.

raiki 02-13-2003 10:10 AM

canards????
 
A canard should not fly at a higher angle of attack than any other aircraft, but because the canard is at a higher angle of attack than the main wing that will stall first. This means the nose will drop and that protects the main wing from stalling.

If you put a clark Y on a canard aircraft and a conventional aircraft I would suggest they will stall at the same angle. The canard maybe at a slightly lesser angle because of the disturbed air from the canard tips.

Most full size EZ type canard aircraft are being built with a dihedral canard these days to try and stop this.

Daniel Nelson 02-17-2003 12:20 AM

canards????
 
Most carnard airplanes usually have the engine in a pusher configuration, although there's really no reason why you can't have a tractor mounted carnard plane.


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