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Estimated benefits of variable-geometry wing camber control for transport aircraft (SuDoc NAS 1.15:206586) by Alexander Bolonkin, 1999 Aircraft lofting and template layout,: With descriptive geometry ([Cadet engineering series]) by Howard Thrasher, 1942 Practical Analytical Geometry with Applications to Aircraft. by Roy A. Liming, 1944 Subisokinetic sampling characteristics of high speed aircraft inlets: A new CFD-based correlation considering inlet geometries [An article from: Journal of Aerosol Science] by P. Eddy, A. Natarajan, et all 2006-12-01 Aircraft Lofting and Template Layout with Descriptive Geometry (Cadet Engineering Series) by Howard Thrasher, 1942 The Relationship Between Tree-Core and Groundwater Trichloroethylene Concentrations for Groundwater Plume Delineation by Kerry L. Lewis, 2001 Automatic procedures for computing complete configuration geometry for individual component descriptions (SuDoc NAS 1.15:4607) by Raymond L. Barger, 1994 Thermal and mechanical buckling analysis of hypersonic aircraft hat-stiffened panels with varying face sheet geometry and fiber orientation (SuDoc NAS 1.15:4770) by William L. Ko, 1996 A preliminary assessment of the impact of 2-D exhaust-nozzle geometry on the cruise range of a hypersonic aircraft with top-mounted ramjet propulsion (NASA technical memorandum) by Walter A Vahl, 1980 An Adaptive Inspection Sampling Program for Determining Coating Failure of Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier Tanks and Voids by Mark E. Thornell, 1997 Reconstitution Costs of Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment Due to Contingency Operations by Stephen K. Revelas, 2001 Cargo Aircraft Bombing System (CABS) by Ari Gurler, 2003 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle/Remotely Piloted Aircraft Design Selection Based on Service-Stated Meteorological/Oceanographic Requirements by Robert J. Stanton, 1999 Aircraft Maintenance Performance: The Effects of the Functional Decentralization of On-Equipment Maintenance by Mark A. Commenator, 2001

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21. Variable-sweep Wing - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    In the aftermath of the cancellation of the TSR2, the British had started a project with the French for the Anglo-French Variable Geometry aircraft (AFVG).  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-geometry
    
    Extractions: Categories of aircraft Supported by lighter-than-air gases aerostats Unpowered Powered Supported by LTA gases + aerodynamic lift Unpowered Powered Supported by aerodynamic lift aerodynes Unpowered Powered Unpowered fixed-wing Powered fixed-wing Powered hybrid fixed/rotary wing Unpowered rotary-wing Powered rotary-wing Powered aircraft driven by flapping Other means of lift Unpowered Powered F-14 Tomcat with wings unswept Bell X-5 , a multiple exposure demonstrating several wing positions A variable-sweep wing is an aeroplane wing that may be swept back and then returned to its original position during flight. It allows the aircraft's

22. Oblique Wing: Facts, Discussion Forum, And Encyclopedia Article
    and then returned to its original position during flight. It allows the aircraft's planform to be modified in flight, and is therefore an example of a variable geometry aircraft  
    http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Oblique_wing
    
    Extractions: Home Discussion Topics Dictionary ... Login Oblique wing Overview An oblique wing is a variable geometry wing Swing-wing A variable-sweep wing is an aeroplane wing that may be swept back and then returned to its original position during flight. It allows the aircraft's planform to be modified in flight, and is therefore an example of a variable geometry aircraft.... concept. On an aircraft so equipped, the wing is designed to rotate on center pivot, so that one tip is swept forward while the opposite tip is swept aft. By changing its sweep angle in this way, drag Drag (physics) In fluid dynamics, drag refers to forces that oppose the relative motion of an object through a fluid . Drag forces act in a direction opposite to the oncoming flow velocity... Discussion Ask a question about ' Oblique wing Start a new discussion about ' Oblique wing Answer questions from other users Full Discussion Forum Unanswered Questions Hi, i am a bachelor student of Aerospace engineering and in current semeter we are studiyn an aircraft conceptual design course and i have taken a Sup...

23. Variable-sweep Wing - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    In the aftermath of the cancellation of the TSR2, the British had started a project with the French for the Anglo-French Variable Geometry aircraft (AFVG).  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-sweep_wing
    
    Extractions: Categories of aircraft Supported by lighter-than-air gases aerostats Unpowered Powered Supported by LTA gases + aerodynamic lift Unpowered Powered Supported by aerodynamic lift aerodynes Unpowered Powered Unpowered fixed-wing Powered fixed-wing Powered hybrid fixed/rotary wing Unpowered rotary-wing Powered rotary-wing Powered aircraft driven by flapping Other means of lift Unpowered Powered F-14 Tomcat with wings unswept Bell X-5 , a multiple exposure demonstrating several wing positions A variable-sweep wing is an aeroplane wing that may be swept back and then returned to its original position during flight. It allows the aircraft's

24. ANGLO-FRENCH VARIABLE-GEOMETRY AIRCRAFT (Hansard, 20 April 1967)
    To ask Her Majesty s Government whether, in the light of the most recent Anglo French discussions, they still regard the proposed variable-geometry aircraft  
    http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/lords/1967/apr/20/anglo-french-variable-geome
    
    Extractions: Search Help April 1967 20 April 1967 Lords Sitting HL Deb 20 April 1967 vol 282 cc311-3 3.15 p.m. EARL JELLICOE My Lords, I beg leave to ask the Question which stands in my name on the Order Paper. [The Question was as follows: To ask Her Majesty's Government whether, in the light of the most recent Anglo-French discussions, they still regard the proposed variable-geometry aircraft as constituting both operationally and industrially the core of our long-term aircraft programme.] THE PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF PUBLIC BUILDING AND WORKS (LORD WINTERBOTTOM) My Lords, this project remains an important feature of our military and industrial programme. EARL JELLICOE My Lords, whilst thanking the noble Lord for his reply, might I observe that this project, which was described last year by the Government as the core of our long-term aircraft programme, has now become an "important feature" of it? May I, after that reflection, put two supplementaries to the noble Lord? Can he confirm newspaper reports that the date up to which either party can withdraw without notice from this project has been postponed from June, 1967, until January, 1969? Secondly, can he tell us anything about the prospects of German participation in this very important and very expensive project? LORD WINTERBOTTOM My Lords, I am able to answer the two supplementaries. Taking first the position

25. Create Models For AFP
    Geometry( aircraft/rRaceRat/rRaceRat.obj , Propeller ) Append tmgeometricobject Blade1 sub  
    http://www.rcsim.de/cms/index.php/en/workshop/general/212-afp-modelle-erstellen-

26. Anglo-French Variable Geometry Aircraft (Hansard, 12 April 1967)
    asked the Secretary of State for Defence whether he has now agreed a  
    http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/commons/1967/apr/12/anglo-french-variable-geo
    
    Extractions: Search Help April 1967 12 April 1967 Commons Sitting ... MINISTRY OF DEFENCE HC Deb 12 April 1967 vol 744 cc1188-9 Mr. Goodhew asked the Secretary of State for Defence whether he has now agreed a specification for the Anglo-French variable geometry aircraft; and how many of these he expects to order for the Royal Air Force. Mr. Healey My hon. Friend the Minister of State for Technology and I are meeting the French Minister for the Armed Forces next Monday, 17th April, to consider the results of the work done by our officials on the specification of the aircraft. It is too early to take decisions yet on the number of aircraft. Mr. Goodhew The right hon. Gentleman has been talking about making decisions about the specification of this aircraft for some time. In view of the uncertainty that exists in the Royal Air Force about even the number of Phantoms which will be at its service, should not the right hon. Gentleman rapidly agree on some figure in respect of the Anglo-French variable geometry aircraft? Mr. Healey

27. Aircraft Design Information Sources: Advanced Design/Unusual Concepts: General
    S.K. Landgraf and R.N. Herring, Aerodynamic Design Considerations of Variable Geometry Aircraft, SAE Paper 670880, Oct. 1967. Roy H. Lange and E.S. Bradley, Parametric Study  
    http://www.aoe.vt.edu/~mason/Mason/ACiADgenl.html
    
    Extractions: S.K. Landgraf and R.N. Herring, "Aerodynamic Design Considerations of Variable Geometry Aircraft," SAE Paper 670880, Oct. 1967. Roy H. Lange and E.S. Bradley, "Parametric Study of Advanced Long Range Military/Commercial Cargo Transports," AIAA Paper 77-1221, 1977 E.A. Barber, L.W. Noggle, and I.H. Rettie, "Preliminary Design and Analysis of Advanced Military Transports," AIAA Paper 77-1224, 1977. Charles E. Jobe, Robert M. Kulfan and John D. Vachal, "Wing Planforms for Large Military Transports," AIAA 78-1470, 1978. W.E. Eckels, "Civil Transport Aircraft Design Methodology," AIAA Paper 83-2463, Oct. 1983. A nice description of the design process. We have no good category to fit this paper. It has a quantitative comparison of twin vs. single aisle aircraft. Kohei Tanaka, "Design Study of Short Range Transport Aircraft," ICAS 84-2.6-1, 1984. Roy H. Lange, "Design Integration of Laminar Flow Control for Transport Aircraft," Journal of Aircraft , Vol. 21, No. 8, August 1984, pp. 612-617. A good starting place for understanding the integration issues associated with laminar flow technology.

28. The Origins Of The MiG-23 And Its Legacy
    Mirage G Dassault developed two variable geometry aircraft the Mirage G and the Mirage G8  
    http://backfiretu-22m.tripod.com/id13.html

29. The Sukhoi Company
    He also modified the Su7B ground-attack aircraft into the Su-17 variable-geometry aircraft by introducing small modifications to the original design.  
    http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Aerospace/Sukhoi/Aero60.htm
    
    Extractions: The Sukhoi Su-15 V/STOL fighter in flight. The Sukhoi Company The Sukhoi company has produced some of the most advanced Soviet jet fighters of all time. About half of Russia's current tactical air power is due to Sukhoi's contributions. The history of the Sukhoi company is closely associated with the life of Pavel Sukhoi, one of the greatest Soviet aircraft designers. Sukhoi, born in 1910, had a very uneven career characterized by two distinct phases. If, in the first part of his career, he was dogged by bad luck, he flourished enormously in his later days. Like many of his contemporaries such as Sergey Korolev, chief designer of the Soviet space program, Sukhoi served his apprenticeship under the famous Andrey Tupolev , the patriarch of the modern Soviet aviation industry. In the 1920s and 1930s, as a senior engineer working for Tupolev at TsAGI (the Central Aero-hydrodynamics Institute), the premiere Soviet aeronautics organization, Sukhoi designed several bombers and fighters. He also worked on a number of Tupolev designs including the ANT-31 (I-14), which was the first Soviet all-metal low-wing monoplane fighter with retractable undercarriage and an enclosed cockpit. His first truly independent design was the ANT-51 (Su-2), a ground-attack aircraft that entered service in 1940.

30. SWING-WING: A History Of Variable-Geometry Aircraft - Mirage G
    The Mirage G series arose out of the fruitless AngloFrench joint venture to develop a variable-geometry combat aircraft. The French Government withdrew  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~p51ace/swingwing/mirageg.html
    
    Extractions: (from "Aircraft Profile 230: Dassault Mirage Variants" by John F. Brindley; Profile Publications Ltd., Berkshire, England; 1971; p. 173 & pp. 192-195:) MIRAGE, as in English, too, "an optical illusion" but also in French, another meaning: "To appear indistinctly, in vague and often magnified or threatening shape." In June 1967, the name "Mirage" literally shot into prominence through newspaper headlines around the world. Israel's new Mirages were the spearhead of attack by the Israel Defence Force/Air Force in what has come to be known as the "Six-Day War." In capable hands, the French-produced Mirage proved what hitherto had been understood by knowledgeable aircraft engineers and military aviation specialists; in its class, the Mirage was and is par excellence. No military aircraft of the 1970s, emanating from Western Europe, including the United Kingdom, had a bigger or better reputation than Avions Marcel Dassault's Mirage. Yet, strangely enough, the Mirage materialized from one of aviation's less fruitful concepts the "light fighter" whose origins lay in the 1950s' Korean War where the Soviet-designed

31. SWING-WING: A History Of Variable-Geometry Aircraft - Aerodynamics
    Swing wing aircraft will no doubt continue to be produced where it is  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~p51ace/swingwing/aerodyn.html
    
    Extractions: Home Introduction Aerodynamics EUROPE P.1101 Mirage G Tornado RUSSIA MiG-23/27 Su-17/20/22 Su-19/24 Tu-22M/26 Tu-160 UNITED STATES X-5 F-111 F-14 B-1 SST AD-1 Bibliography Between the Wright brothers' first powered flight and the Second World War, all aircraft had been designed and built with straight wings (i.e., wings that are perpendicular to the fuselage or the direction of flight). The absolute first requirements were to get the aircraft off the ground, sustain it in flight for as long as the technology of the day would allow it, and to bring the aircraft (and its pilot and passengers) back safely to the ground. For these purposes, straight wings were sufficient. They generated the necessary amount of lift and stability for takeoff and flight. And since landings require a reduced speed from what is needed for takeoff and flight, they provided the air resistance and control necessary as the aircraft was slowed down for a landing. As time and technology progressed however, the desire to fly at greater and greater speeds also grew and the limitations of straight wings were becoming increasingly apparent. (from NOVA - "Fastest Planes in the Sky:")

32. Maintainability Considerations In Variable Geometry Aircraft
    The Boeing SST design incorporates a variablegeometry wing. Some of the wing-pivot-joint and actuation-system configurations considered during the development of the SST variable  
    http://papers.sae.org/670883/

33. SWING-WING: A History Of Variable-Geometry Aircraft - Su-19/24
    Thus a variable geometry T6-2IG prototype (without lift jets) flew for the  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~p51ace/swingwing/su19.html
    
    Extractions: The formidable Su-24 (NATO reporting name 'Fencer') strike fighter was developed to replace Il-28 and Yak-28 medium bombers. Sukhoi originally planned to meet the new bomber requirement with its delta wing T-6 with four RD-36-35 auxiliary lift jets to improve takeoff performance. A T-6-1 prototype first flew on July 2, 1967, but the jet lift configuration was abandoned in favor of using swing-wings to achieve the desired field performance. Thus a variable geometry T-6-2IG prototype (without lift jets) flew for the first time on January 17, 1970. The T-6-2IG was adopted for production as the Su-24 and more than 900 have been built. The basic Su-24 was built in three variants, which NATO designated 'Fencer-A', 'Fencer-B', and 'Fencer-C'. The 'Fencer-A' first flew in late 1971 but served only in small numbers with a trials unit. The 'Fencer-B' was the first major production variant while the 'Fencer-C' had improved avionics.

34. Free Variable Geometry Aircraft Download
    Free variable geometry aircraft Download at WareSeeker.com Military Aircraft 1 is created as a special and impressive screensaver which displays 22 images  
    http://wareseeker.com/free-variable-geometry-aircraft/

35. Swingin'' On A Spar: The Birth And Development Of Variable--geometry Aircraft. |
    The best of both worlds, a variable geometry aircraft can take off and land at amazingly slow airspeeds with its wings extended and an assortment of liftaugmenting devices doing  
    http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/gi_0199-3398630/Swingin-on-a-spar-the.html

36. Swingin' On A Spar: The Birth And Development Of Variable--geometry Aircraft. -
    Swingin' on a spar the birth and development of variablegeometry aircraft. find Airpower articles. div id= bedoc-text Grumman's pudgy XF10F-1 Jaguar was the Navy's  
    http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-123453745.html

37. Unreal Aircraft - Lost Classics - Boeing 2707-200 SST
    The mockup of the variable-geometry aircraft was 306 feet long (91.8 m.). It showed both Pratt Whitney JTF17A and General Electric GE4/J5 engine pods,  
    http://www.unrealaircraft.com/classics/sst.php
    
    Extractions: Lost Classics - Boeing 2707-200 SST Whilst commercial jet transports began to enter service after World War 2, aiming for a supersonic airliner was a remote dream, until Convair developed their Mach 2 B-58 bomber. The dreams revived. Some studies proposed a B-28-like aircraft with a detachable passenger pod slung below it. Britain set up the Supersonic Transport Aircraft Committee in 1956, and in 1959 they favoured two main types of SST (supersonic transport). One was a radical Mach 1.2 transport with a double-kinked M-shaped wing plan, and the other was a longer range, larger Mach 1.8 aircraft, a slender delta design.

38. Aerodynamic Design Considerations Of Variable Geometry Aircraft
    Aircraft designs have been characterized by an increasing utilization of variable geometry features as aircraft capabilities expand into new flight regimes.  
    http://papers.sae.org/670880/

39. PERFORMANCE AND CONTROL OF VARIABLE GEOMETRY AIRCRAFT INLETS
    by JH Maravel 1958  
    http://papers.sae.org/580140

40. Are Variable Geometry Aircraft Passe?
    Hi For awhile, the use of swing wings on combat aircraft was a rage. Now with the retirement of the F14 and the EF-111, the only US plane with swing wings is the B-1 Lancer.  
    http://forums.navalwarfare.org/showthread.php?363-Are-variable-geometry-aircraft

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