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DYNAMICS & CONTROL QDR 1 TEAM 4
Jared Hutter, Andrew Faust, Matt Bagg, Tony Bradford, Arun Padmanabhan, Gerald Lo, Kelvin Seah October 30, 2003
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OVERVIEW Concept Review Class 1 Tail Sizing
Class 1 Control Surface Sizing Believability Check Verification of Sizing with Rudder Deflection in One-Engine Inoperative (OEI) Flight Conditions Follow-Up Actions ITERATIONS
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CONCEPT REVIEW Vertical Tails Horizontal Tail Main Wing Engine Engine
Avionics Pod Landing Gear
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CLASS 1 HORIZONTAL TAIL SIZING
Tail Volume Coefficient Approach (Raymer, p.124) Equation used to find Horizontal Tail (HT) Area: Tail Volume Coefficient Estimate Raymer, Homebuilt, = 0.50 AAE 451 Average, ≈ 0.43 Selected larger value because Table 6.4 suggests that twin engines typically require larger tails. where HT Volume Coefficient Wing Chord, 3.1 ft Wing Area, 47.8 ft2 Moment Arm, 7.3 ft
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CLASS 1 HORIZONTAL TAIL SIZING
Based on = 0.50, the Horizontal Tail area was calculated to be: Aspect Ratio Selection We want where is now 5.0. Selected = 3.0 Historically, many horizontal tails have aspect ratios of ≈ 3. The tail protrudes ≈ 1¼ ft on each side; looks just about right. = ft2
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CLASS 1 VERTICAL TAIL SIZING
Same Tail Volume Coefficient Approach. Equation used to find Vertical Tail (VT) Area: Tail Volume Coefficient Estimate Raymer, Homebuilt, = 0.04 AAE 451 Average, ≈ Selected = 0.04 where VT Volume Coefficient Wing Span, 15.5 ft Wing Area, 47.8 ft2 Moment Arm, 7.3 ft
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CLASS 1 VERTICAL TAIL SIZING
Based on = 0.04, the Vertical Tail area was calculated to be Aspect Ratio Not important, because we want Taper Ratio Suggested Range: Prefer a high taper ratio for a small half-span. Selected = 0.6 = 4.04 ft2 Half Span
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CLASS 1 TAIL SIZING INITIAL RESULTS
HORIZONTAL TAIL VERTICAL TAIL 1.10 ft 1.25 ft 3.0 ft 1.84 ft 5.51 ft = ft2 ½ = 2.02 ft2 1.376 ft 1.84 ft Recall: = 0.50 = 0.04
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CLASS 1 CONTROL SURFACE SIZING
Chord-wise Span-wise Ailerons 0.15 cW ~ 0.25 cW 0.5 bW ~ 0.9 bW Elevator 0.25 cHT ~ 0.5 cHT ~ 0.9 bHT Rudder 0.25 cVT ~ 0.5 cVT ~ 0.9 bVT Raymer: Initial Estimate: Chord-wise Span-wise Ailerons cW ft Elevator cHT ft Rudder cVT bVT
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BELIEVABILITY CHECK Symbol Computed Typical 1. 0.195 0.3 to 0.9
Description of Symbols Used: Variation of aircraft lift coefficient with elevator deflection angle. Variation of aircraft pitching moment coefficient with elevator deflection angle. Variation of aircraft pitching moment coefficient with dimensionless rate of change of angle of attack. (Important for Short Period damping.) Variation of aircraft pitching moment coefficient with pitch rate (damping in pitch). Variation of aircraft yawing moment with sideslip (weathercock stability). All numbers are in units of rad-1. Symbol Computed Typical to 0.9 to -2 to -15 to -30 to 0.20 Low elevator effectiveness? Low weathercock stability? Low damping in Short Period mode? We MAY need bigger tails!
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RUDDER DEFLECTION IN OEI CONDITIONS
Roskam (AAE 421 Textbook) Required rudder deflection: DRnO: = 28 ft/s Deflection Limit: = 25° FAR 23, 25 requires that In this case, = 37.6 ft/s for = 0° deflection limit 1.2 stall speed
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RUDDER DEFLECTION IN OEI CONDITIONS
ref. “Airplane Flight Dynamics and Automatic Flight Controls” (Roskam) Section 4.2.6 [rad] where @ 2,000 ft [slug/ft3] V [ft/sec] P [hp] yT [ft] for fixed pitch
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ITERATIONS Varied Tail Volume Coefficients.
Performed Believability Check with Stability and Control Derivatives. Analysis of OEI Rudder Deflection.
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CLASS 1 TAIL SIZING RESULTS
HORIZONTAL TAIL VERTICAL TAIL = ft2 1.261 ft 2.102 ft ½ = 3.03 ft2 1.802 ft 1.864 ft 3.0 ft 1.864 ft 6.727 ft 2.102 ft New Volume Coefficients: = 0.70 = 0.06 Chord-wise Span-wise Elevator ft ft Rudder cVT ft
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RUDDER DEFLECTION IN OEI CONDITIONS
Roskam (AAE 421 Textbook) Required rudder deflection: DRnO: = 28 ft/s Deflection Limit: = 25° FAR 23, 25 requires that In this case, = ft/s for = 0° deflection limit stall speed 1.2
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FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS Class 2 Sizing for Tails and Control Surfaces
Further analysis on Desired static margin Aircraft performance parameters Other static stability issues
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QUESTIONS?
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