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DTIC AD0761120: In-Flight Simulation of Minimum Longitudinal Stabil...
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TRANSPORT PLANES), APPROACH, FLIGHT SIMULATORS,
STABILITY, INSTRUMENT FLIGHT, PILOTS,
REACTION(PSYCHOLOGY), AVIATION SAFETY, GROUND
EFFECT*LONGITUDINAL STABILITY, TOUCHDOWN, EVALUATIONAn in-
flight simulation to investigate minimum longitudinal
stability for large delta-wing transports in landing
approach and touchdown (including ground effect) was
conducted using the USAF/Calspan Total In-Flight
Simulator (TIFS) airplane. Aerodynamic, inertial and
control data for this class of airplane were obtained
from a prototype Concorde package supplied by the FAA.
The simulation program involved the examination of 20
configurations by four evaluation pilots. The
configurations evaluated were based upon a systematic
variation of the longitudinal stability characteristics
for this class of airplane. These variations were
designed to examine the influence of pitch stiffness,
backsideness, pitch damping and nonlinear pitching moment
effects on pilot acceptability of minimum longitudinal
stability for the landing approach task. A total of 61
evaluations was performed.
Date Published: 2019-05-20 15:43:50
Identifier: DTIC_AD0761120
Item Size: 92927831
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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