Aeroplane Mass Ratio - Gust Envelope
Dear fellow PPRuNers,
Would someone be able to give me a leg up regarding the aeroplane mass ratio μ in CS 25.335 (d)(1) (see below)? K_g = 0.88 μ / (5.3 + μ) I fully understand that the gust load factor is based on a notional sharp-edged gust, and therefore needs correction for a more realistically shaped gust and load alleviation from the tailplane. Unfortunately, I can't get my head around the rationale behind μ, and the textbooks usually just mention K_g without further explanation. Any hint would be greatly appreciated. |
This may help https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a380634.pdf
NACA TECHNICAL NOTE 1976 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION RELATING TO GUST LOADS ON AIRPLANES |
Originally Posted by David J Pilkington
(Post 11024863)
This may help https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a380634.pdf
NACA TECHNICAL NOTE 1976 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION RELATING TO GUST LOADS ON AIRPLANES Saved on my phone for a future brain aneurysm. :8 |
Originally Posted by David J Pilkington
(Post 11024863)
This may help https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a380634.pdf
NACA TECHNICAL NOTE 1976 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION RELATING TO GUST LOADS ON AIRPLANES |
For future reference, the gust alleviation factor in its current form was suggested by
Pratt, NACA Technical Note 2964, Washington, June 1953. |
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