Comprehensive Guide
to Airfoil Selections
Publisher:
ISBN:
0879940387
Copyright Date:
1982
Edition:
Expanded
Pages:
167
Binding:
Paperback
Weight:
1.4lbs
Designs are covered from the USA, Belgium, England, France, Germany, and Italy.
Depicts over 500 actual airfoil designs for light aircraft individually described pictorially, graphically, and by specifications, and with each giving: dimensions in span, chord, camber; percent of chord, lift to drag, center of pressure, drag & lift coefficients curves by angle of attack; and some historical information.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
- Detail Design Illustrations
- Wing Design
- Engineering Tables
- Aircraft Hardware Specifications
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