take thisone!
http://www.aa.washington.edu/faculty/eberhardt/eberhardt.html
Thomas Vavra
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Von: Tord [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 29. Juli 1999 04:39
An: RCSE
Betreff: [RCSE] Coanda effect and other things (fwd)
There is a nice site on the net
called 'How airplanes fly: A Physical
Description of Lift, by professors
David Anderson (at Fermi) and Scott Eberhart (at UoW).
I do not have the URL any longer - but it
ends like this:
' As one can see, the popular explanation, which fixates on the shape
of the wing, may satisfy many but it does not give one the tools to really
understand flight. The physical description of lift is easy to understand
and much more powerful. '
The best description of lift I've seen is within the document, which
also have been published by Sport Aviation, February, this year!
If one have read this text and thought about it, then lift isn't that
complex
as it used to be - at least I found it enlightening! And quite a few
concepts
about lift that we have been tought in books are repudiated therein!
Nothing new for the experts, but for us other it is well worth the time to
study!
If anybody knows the URL I would love to have it!
Tord,
Sweden
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