AVT 203 Aerodynamics Unit 4 Test Guide
Questions And Correct Answers
The angle of attack on individual main rotor blades is the same during
rotation.
True or False - ANSWER False
To compensate for dissymmetry of lift, the advancing blade will flap ______ to
_______ lift.
a. Down, reduce
b. Up, reduce
c. Down, increase - ANSWER Up, reduce
To compensate for dissymmetry of lift, the retreating blade will flap ______ to
_______ lift.
a. Down, reduce
b. Up, reduce
c. Down, increase - ANSWER Down, increase
The Torque applied to the rotor causes the rotor to spin in one direction and
causes the fuselage to spin in the opposite direction.
a. true
b. false - ANSWER true
The advancing blade generates ________ lift, while the retreating blade
, generates ________ lift, creating dissymmetry of lift.
a. More, less
b. Less, more - ANSWER More, less
The main rotor blades flap in order to compensate for
a. Dissymmetry of lift
b. The Coriolis Effect
c. Ground resonance - ANSWER Dissymmetry of lift
If you are flying forward at 100 knots, and your blade tip speed is 400 knots,
how fast will the advancing blade spin (ignore wind).
a. 300 knots
b. 400 knots
c. 500 knots - ANSWER 500 knots
In a hover the blade tip speed is 400 knots, how fast will the advancing blade
spin (ignore wind)
a. 300 knots
b. 400 knots
c. 500 knots - ANSWER 400 knots
The most effective way to compensate for dissymmetry of lift is to have a
a. Feathering hinge
b. Flapping hinge
c. Lead/lag hinge - ANSWER flapping hinge
Rotor blade speed is faster at the blade tip than at the blade root
Questions And Correct Answers
The angle of attack on individual main rotor blades is the same during
rotation.
True or False - ANSWER False
To compensate for dissymmetry of lift, the advancing blade will flap ______ to
_______ lift.
a. Down, reduce
b. Up, reduce
c. Down, increase - ANSWER Up, reduce
To compensate for dissymmetry of lift, the retreating blade will flap ______ to
_______ lift.
a. Down, reduce
b. Up, reduce
c. Down, increase - ANSWER Down, increase
The Torque applied to the rotor causes the rotor to spin in one direction and
causes the fuselage to spin in the opposite direction.
a. true
b. false - ANSWER true
The advancing blade generates ________ lift, while the retreating blade
, generates ________ lift, creating dissymmetry of lift.
a. More, less
b. Less, more - ANSWER More, less
The main rotor blades flap in order to compensate for
a. Dissymmetry of lift
b. The Coriolis Effect
c. Ground resonance - ANSWER Dissymmetry of lift
If you are flying forward at 100 knots, and your blade tip speed is 400 knots,
how fast will the advancing blade spin (ignore wind).
a. 300 knots
b. 400 knots
c. 500 knots - ANSWER 500 knots
In a hover the blade tip speed is 400 knots, how fast will the advancing blade
spin (ignore wind)
a. 300 knots
b. 400 knots
c. 500 knots - ANSWER 400 knots
The most effective way to compensate for dissymmetry of lift is to have a
a. Feathering hinge
b. Flapping hinge
c. Lead/lag hinge - ANSWER flapping hinge
Rotor blade speed is faster at the blade tip than at the blade root