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What is linking? - correct answers Mechanical function performed by any component that connects different parts of a technical object What are the four types of characteristics of links? - correct answers 1. Direct or Indirect 2. Rigid or Flexible 3. Removable or Non-removable 4. Complete or Partial What is a direct link? - correct answers When two parts are held together without a linking component (so like without glue or any screws) What is a indirect link? - correct answers When two pa...

Properties of Low pressure Counter clockwise, Cyclonic, Rotates "in and out", Bad weather. Properties of High pressure Clockwise, Anticyclonic, Rotates "Out and down", good weather Sea Breeze movement of air from sea to land during the day when cooler air from above the water moves over the land, forcing the heated, less dense air above the land to rise Land Breeze movement of air from land to sea at night, created when cooler, denser air from the land forces up warm...

Lift, gravity, thrust, and drag. What are the four basic forces that act on an aircraft? The acute angle that is formed between the chord line of an airfoil and the longitudinal axis of the aircraft on which it is mounted. What is meant by the angle of incidence of an airplane wing? 00:17 01:40 The friction of the air flowing over the surface. What causes parasite drag on an airplane? Longitudinal axis - ailerons Lateral axis - elevators Vertical axis - rudder ...

list the two components of total aerodynamic force Lift & Drag Describe the relationship of lift to resultant relative wind Perpendicular 01:03 01:40 Describe the relationship between drag and the relative wind Drag is parallel to & in the same direction of the resultant relative wind type of drag for rotor-tip vortices Induced type of drag for lift and total aerodynamic force tilting rearward on the airfoil Induced type of drag for skin friction o...

Aileron Roll Longitudinal axis Lateral stability Elevator Pitch Lateral axis Longitudinal stability 00:39 01:40 Rudder Yaw Vertical axis Directional stability Give examples of fixed aerofoils. Wings/mainplanes Horizontal stabiliser (not in the case of THS)/tailplane Vertical stabiliser or fin What are the primary control surfaces on a fixed wing aircraft? Ailerons, elevators, rudder and roll spoilers, stabilators. What are the secondary con...