A Retrospective of High-Lift Device Technology

Autor: Monte, Andrea Dal, Castelli, Marco Raciti, Benini, Ernesto
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2012
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1084173
Popis: The present paper deals with the most adopted technical solutions for the enhancement of the lift force of a wing. In fact, during several flight conditions (such as take off and landing), the lift force needs to be dramatically enhanced. Both trailing edge devices (such as flaps) and leading edge ones (such as slats) are described. Finally, the most advanced aerodynamic solutions to avoid the separation of the boundary layer from aircraft wings at high angles of attack are reviewed.
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