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lift of a thin wing

Толкование Перевод

1 wing

крыло; авиационное крыло, (авиа)крыло ( организационная единица) ; pl. разг. «крылья» ( нагрудный знак лётного состава) ; летать на самолёте; крыльевой

3 per cent wing — крыло с трёхпроцентной относительной толщиной

60° wing — крыло с углом стреловидности 60° (по передней кромке)

75 per cent swept delta wing — треугольное крыло с углом стреловидности 75° по передней кромке

85 per cent flapped wing — крыло с закрылками на 85% размаха

airborne early warning and control wing — авиакрыло дальнего обнаружения и наведения

cock up the wing — разг. задирать крыло вверх

combat crew training wing — авиакрыло подготовки экипажей боевых самолётов

give drop to a wing — уменьшать подъёмную силу крыла (на одной половине); опускать крыло

keep the wing off the ground — удерживать крыло от касания земли

mid(-mounted, -set) wing — среднерасположенное крыло

one-sixth scale model wing — модель крыла в масштабе 1:6

reserve troop carrier wing — резервное транспортно-десантное авиакрыло

shoulder(-height, -mounted) wing — высокорасположенное крыло

wing of constant chord — крыло с постоянной (по размаху) хордой

wing of gothic planform — крыло готической формы в плане

wing with longitudinal camber — крыло с продольной кривизной

wing with mixed leading edges — крыло с до- и сверхзвуковыми участками передней кромки

wing with slight sweep forward — крыло с небольшой отрицательной стреловидностью

— abbreviated wing

— active wing

— adjustable wing

— administrative wing

— aeroelastic wing

— aft wing

— air base wing

— air defense wing

— air transport wing

— air weather wing

— air wing

— air-space wing

— all-moving wing

— anhedral wing

— antisymmetric wing

— area-ruled wing

— arrow-headed wing

— augmentor wing

— auxiliary wing

— backswept wing

— base wing

— basic wing

— beefed-up wing

— biconvex wing

— blowing wing

— blown wing

— blunt-leading-edge wing

— blunt-trailing-edge wing

— bombardment heavy wing

— bombardment light wing

— bombardment medium wing

— bombardment wing

— bottom wing

— box-spar wing

— braced wing

— bracing wing

— cambered wing

— cantilever wing

— carpet wing

— carrier air wing

— center-section wing

— channel wing

— circular arc wing

— circular wing

— clean wing

— clipped delta wing

— combat wing

— completely wet wing

— composite wing

— conical wing

— continuous wing

— controllable wing

— conventional airfoil wing

— cranked wing

— cropped wing

— crossed wing

— cruciform wing

— deep wing

— defense wing

— delta wing

— detachable wing

— diamond-shaped wing

— differentially pivoted wings

— dihedral wing

— dip the wing

— double-delta wing

— double-wedge wing

— down-aileron wing

— down-going wing

— downwind wing

— dry wing

— efficient wing

— elliptical wing

— enlarged wing

— extendable detector wing

— extended wing

— extended-service-life wing

— fall-safe wing

— fan-wing wing

— ferry wing

— fighter air wing

— fighter-bomber wing

— fighter-day wing

— fighter-interception wing

— finite chord wing

— finite wing

— finite-span wing

— fixed-geometry wing

— flapless wing

— flapped wing

— flat-plate wing

— flexible wing

— floating wing

— fly wing

— flying wing

— folded wing

— folding wing

— forward wing

— forward-swept wing

— fuel-tight wing

— fully immersed wing

— fully swept wing

— gloved wing

— gothic wing

— gull wing

— half wing

— harmonically plunging wing

— high-aspect-ratio wing

— high-effect wing

— high-lift wing

— highly loaded wing

— highly sweptback wing

— highly-tapered wing

— high-mounted wing

— hollow wing

— inboard wing

— infinite span wing

— inner wing

— instrumented wing

— insulated wing

— integral-tank wing

— inverse-taper swept wing

— Inverted saucer wing

— isoclinic wing

— isolated wing

— jet wing

— jet-flapped wing

— keep wings level

— knife-edged wing

— knife-like wing

— laminar suction wing

— laminar-flow wing

— laminarized wing

— least-drag wing

— level the wings

— lifting wing

— light bombardment wing

— long-chord wing

— long-span wing

— low-aspect-ratlo wing

— low-drag wing

— lower wing

— low-inertia wing

— low-lift wing

— low-mounted wing

— low-sweep wing

— marine air wing

— minimum-drag wing

— movable wing

— moving wing

— M-planform wing

— multispar wing

— multitapered wing

— narrow delta wing

— near-delta wing

— nonlifting wing

— nonmovable wing

— nonplanar wings

— nonstraight-taper wing

— notched delta wing

— oblique wing

— ogee-planform wing

— ogival wing

— one-piece wing

— outboard wing

— packable wing

— parabola wing

— parallel wing

— parasol wing

— photo mapping wing

— pilot's wings

— pitching wing

— pivoting wing

— planar wing

— plane wing

— pointed wing

— polygonal wing

— port wing

— production wing

— propulsive wing

— raked-tip wing

— razor-thin wing

— rear-mounted wing

— rectangular wing

— reflected wing

— retractable wing

— reverse-tapered wing

— rigidly braced wing

— ring wing

— rolling wing

— rotary wings

— run wings dry

— sail-like flex wing

— saucer-shaped wing

— semicantilever wing

— semispan wing

— senior pilot's wings

— sharp leading-edge wing

— sharp-edged wing

— single-spar wing

— slender wing

— slewed wing

— slightly-swept wing

— slotted wing

— solid wing

— special investigation wing

— spread-out wing

— square-cut wing

— stalled wing

— starboard wing

— straight wing

— strategic wing

— strategical reconnaissance wing

— strengthened wing

— stressed-skin wing

— strut-braced wing

— stub wing

— suction wing

— supercritical wing

— supersonic wing

— supersonic-edge wing

— sweep wings aft

— sweep wings forward

— sweptback wing

— sweptforward wing

— swing wing

— symmetrical wing

— symmetrically deformed wing

— symmetrically tapered wing

— symmetrical-sections wing

— tactical fighter wing

— tactical wing

— tailless wing

— tandem wing

— test wing

— test-support wing

— thickened wing

— three-dimensional wing

— three-piece wing

— tiltable wing

— tilting wing

— top wing

— training wing

— triangle wing

— triangular wing

— troop-carrier medical wing

— troop-carrier wing

— tufted wing

— turbulent wing

— twisted wing

— two-dimensional wing

— two-position wing

— uncambered wing

— unflapped wing

— uniform wing

— uninterrupted wing

— unswept wing

— untapered wing

— unyawed wing

— up-aileron wing

— up-going wing

— upper wing

— upwind wing

— variable-dihedral wing

— variable-geometry wing

— variable-incidence wing

— variable-sweep wing

— walk a wing

— warped wing

— washin wing

— washout wing

— weather reconnaissance wing

— weightless wing

— wet wing

— wide-delta wing

— wing alone

— wing at incidence

— X wing

— yawed wing

— yawing wing

— zero-aspect-ratio wing

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > wing
2 wing

1) крыло

2) лезвие ( бура)

3) лопасть (бурового долота, обтюратора)

4) флигель; крыло ( здания)

5) створка ( двери); полотно ( двери-вертушки)

6) метал. полка ( уголка)

7) швейн. верхняя плечевая накладка

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to detach a wing — возд. отстыковывать крыло

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air transport wing
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all-moving wing
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anhedral wing
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arrow-type wing
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augmentor wing
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backswept wing
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bolt-on front wing
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boundary layer controlled wing
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braced wing
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bridge wing
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cantilever wing
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clean wing
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cooling wing
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crescent wing
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delta wing
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dihedral wing
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elevator wing
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elliptical wing
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fixed wing
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folding wing
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forward-swept wing
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gull wing
-
high wing
-
high-lift devices wing
-
inner wing
-
inverted-gull wing
-
lateral wing
-
low wing
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lower wing
-
mid wing
-
monospar wing
-
outer wing
-
pivoting wing
-
rail wing
-
rectangular wing
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shoulder wing
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single bay wing
-
slotted wing
-
stressed-skin wing
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swept wing
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sweptforward wing
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tapered wing
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thin-film rectenna-equipped wing
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torsion box wing
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two-spar wing
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upper wing
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variable-area wing
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variable-geometry wing
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variable-incidence wing
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variable-sweep wing

Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > wing
3 wing

n

1) крило

2) авіакрило (тактична одиниця)

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- air transport wing
- all-moving wing - anhedral wing - arrow-type wing - augmentor wing - back-swept wing - backswept wing - boundary layer controlled wing - braced wing - canard wing - cantilever wing - clean wing - cooling wing - crescent wing - critical wing - delta wing - dihedral wing - elliptical wing - fixed wing - flying wing - folding wing - forward-swept wing - gull wing - high wing - high-lift devices wing - infinite-span wing - inner wing - inverted-gull wing - low wing - low aspect wing - low-drag wing - lower wing - mid wing - monospar wing - movable wing - outboard wing - outer wing - pivoting wing - rectangular wing - rigid wing - rotary wing - shoulder wing - single bay wing - single-spar wing - slotted wing - stressed-skin wing - swept wing - sweptback wing - sweptforward wing - tapered wing - thin-film rectenna-equipped wing - torsion box wing - two-spar wing - upper wing - variable-area wing - variable-geometry wing - variable-incidence wing - variable-sweep wing - variable-swept wing

English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > wing
4 подъёмная сила тонкого крыла

lift of a thin wing

Русско-английский физический словарь > подъёмная сила тонкого крыла
5 Wenham, Francis Herbert

SUBJECT AREA: Aerospace

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b. 1824 London, England

d. 11 August 1908 Folkestone, England

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English engineer, inventor and pioneer aerodynamicist who built the first wind tunnel.

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Wenham trained as a marine engineer and later specialized in screw propellers and high-pressure engines. He had many interests. He took his steamboat to the Nile and assisted the photographer F.Frith to photograph Egyptian tombs by devising a series of mirrors to deflect sunlight into the dark recesses. He experimented with gas engines and produced a hot-air engine. Wenham was a leading, if controversial, figure in the Microscopical Society and a member of the Royal Photographic Society; he developed an enlarger.

Wenham was interested in both mechanical and lighter-than-air flight. One of his friends was James Glaisher, a well-known balloonist who made many ascents to gather scientific information. When the (Royal) Aeronautical Society of Great Britain was founded in 1866, the Rules were drawn up by Wenham, Glaisher and the Honorary Secretary, F.W.Brearey. At the first meeting of the Society, on 27 June 1866, "On aerial locomotion and the laws by which heavy bodies impelled through the air are sustained" was read by Wenham. In his paper Wenham described his experiments with a whirling arm (used earlier by Cayley) to measure lift and drag on flat surfaces inclined at various angles of incidence. His studies of birds' wings and, in particular, their wing loading, showed that they derived most of their lift from the front portion, hence a long, thin wing was better than a short, wide one. He published illustrations of his glider designs covering his experiments of c. 1858–9. One of these had five slender wings one above the other, an idea later developed by Horatio Phillips. Wenham had some success with a model, but no real success with his full-size gliders.

In 1871, Wenham and John Browning constructed the first wind tunnel designed for aeronautical research. It utilized a fan driven by a steam engine to propel the air and had a working section of 18 in. (116 cm). Wenham continued to play an important role in aeronautical matters for many years, including a lengthy exchange of ideas with Octave Chanute from 1892 onwards.

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Principal Honours and Distinctions

Honorary Member of the (Royal) Aeronautical Society.

Bibliography

Wenham published many reports and papers. These are listed, together with a reprint of his paper "Aerial locomotion", in the Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society (August 1958).

Further Reading

Two papers by J.Laurence Pritchard, 1957, "The dawn of aerodynamics" Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society (March); 1958, "Francis Herbert Wenham", Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society (August) (both papers describe Wenham and his work).

J.E.Hodgson, 1924, History of Aeronautics in Great Britain, London.

JDS

Biographical history of technology > Wenham, Francis Herbert
6 model

1. модель; макет; образец; эталон/ модельный/ моделировать

2. модель; вариант; тип

3. моделирующая схема

actuator model

actuator disk model

advanced development model

aerodynamic model

aeroelastic model

aeroelastically scaled model

air combat model

airplane model

airplane-like model

approach model

arrow-wing model

atmospheric model

autopilot model

autorotation model

autothrottle model

Baldwin-Lomax model

basic model

beam model

beam/lumped mass model

biomorphic model

blowing model

body alone model

breadboard model

cable-mounted model

cargo load model

CFD model

combustion model

combustion-flow model

command model

compensatory model

composite model

compressibility modified model

computer model

cone-cylinder model

cone-finned model

conical-flow model

consistent model

constant amplitude fatigue model

constitutive model

continuous-mass model

continuum model

controller model

correlation model

counter-rotation model

crack model

crack growth model

crack growth retardation model

crossover model

cumulative damage model

damage accumulation model

damper model

database model

deterministic model

development-type model

differential-game model

discrete model

distributed lift model

disturbance model

downdraft model

drop model

Dryden model

Dugdale model

dynamically scaled model

dynamics model

energy-conservation model

engagement model

engine model

engineering development model

error model

failure model

fatigue model

filament model

fine grid model

finite element model

fixed-base model

fixed-wing model

flow model

flutter model

flutter-suppression model

four-input/four-output model

fractional derivative model

fracture model

free to roll model

free-flight model

free-flying model

free-spinning model

freely flying model

frequency-domain model

full model

full-order model

full-span model

full-span wing model

game model

generic model

geometric model

geometrically scaled model

gravity model

gravity anomaly model

gust model

half-plane model

half-wing model

high-fineness-ratio model

human operator model

identified model

illuminated model

infinite-blade model

input model

instrumented model

inverse model

isolated wing model

k-e model

k-W model

kinematic model

kinetic model

large-scale model

lead-lag pilot model

lead-only pilot model

linear model

longitudinal model

lower-order model

lumped parameter model

lumped-mass model

Mach-scaled model

magnetically suspended model

mass-and-spring model

mass-spring model

Maxwell model

membrane and rod model

meteorological model

micromechanical model

Miner-Palmgren damage model

minimum phase model

missile model

modal model

momentum-conserved model

moving model

multiaxis model

multidegree of freedom model

multiloop model

multiscale model

neuromuscular model

observation model

over-parameterized model

parabolized Navier-Stokes model

pendulation model

performance model

perturbation model

phenomenological model

physical model

pilot-aircraft model

pilot-vehicle model

piston model

pitch model

pitch-plunge model

pitch-lateral-directional model

plant model

plastic model

pneumodynamic model

powered model

powered-lift model

precision model

prediction model

preview model

production model

properly parameterized model

propfan model

propulsion model

pure gain pilot model

quantized model

quasi-static model

R&M model

radar model

radial spring model

radio control model

radio controlled model

real-world model

reduced order model

reference model

reflectivity model

reingestion model

replica model

replica-type model

rocket-propelled model

roll model

rotor-body model

rotorcraft model

scale model

scaled model

scattering model

self-consistent model

semiempirical model

semispan model

semispan wing model

sensitivity model

simulation model

single-axis model

single-body model

single-rotation model

spectrum fatigue model

spray model

stall model

state model

state space model

statistical model

stiffness model

stochastic model

stress model

structural model

study model

supersonic cruise model

task model

terrain model

thin-jet model

three-degree-of-a-freedom model

three-state model

thrust model

tire model

transfer-function model

transparent model

truth model

tunnel-supported model

turbulence model

twin-body model

two layer turbulence model

two-control model

two-degrees-of-freedom model

two-equation turbulence model

unquantized model

untuned model

usage model

V/STOL model

vaporization model

vehicle stability model

vertical dynamic model

vestibular model

viscous/inviscid model

visual cueing model

wake model

wake/wing model

water tunnel model

Wheeler retardation model

wind-tunnel model

windshear model

wing-canard model

wing-rotor model

wireframe model

yaw model

Авиасловарь > model
7 control

1. управление; регулирование; управляемость; стабилизация/ управлять; регулировать

2. управляющее устройство; регулятор; орган управления, средство управления; рычаг управления; поверхность управления, руль

3. <pl> система управления; система регулирования

4. управляющее воздействие, управление; отклонение органа управления; перемещение рычага управления

5. контроль

6. подавление <напр. колебаний>; предотвращение

см. тж. control,

control in the pitch axis

4-D control

acceleration control

adaptable control

adaptive control

aerodynamic control

aeroelastic control

aileron control

air traffic control

airborne control

aircraft control

airspeed control

all-mechanical controls

antispin controls

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arrival control

attitude control

augmented controls

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bimodal control

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bounded control

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buoyancy control

bus control

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camber control

captain`s controls

center-of-gravity control

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colocated control

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corrosion control

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digital control

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direct sideforce controls

directional control

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evader control

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force sensitive control

force sensitive controls

forebody controls

fountain control

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friend/foe control

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hover mode control

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in-flight control

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keyboard control

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Liapunov optimal control

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Lyapunov optimal control

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misapplied controls

mission-critical control

mixing control

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mode controls

model-following control

motion control

multiaxis control

multiple model control

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multiple-input/multiple-output control

multisurface control

multivariable control

neutral controls

noise control

noninertial control

nonlinear feedback control

nonunique control

nose-down control

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open-loop control

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optimal control

outer-loop control

oxygen controls

performance seeking control

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pilot control

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piloting control

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pitch control

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pneumatic control

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pointing control

positive control

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power control

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pressurization control

preview control

pro-spin controls

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pursuer control

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radio controls

rate control

rate controls

ratio-type controls

reaction control

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relay control

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reverse control

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roll control

roll attitude control

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rotational control

rotor control

rudder control

rudder controls

rudder-only control

sea control

self-tuning control

sequence control

servo control

servo-flap control

servo-flap controls

shock control

shock wave/boundary layer control

short period response control

sideforce control

sidestick control

sidestick controls

sight controls

signature control

single-axis control

single-engine control

single-lever control

singular perturbation optimal control

six degree-of-freedom control

slew control

slewing control

sliding mode controls

smoothed control

snap-through control

software-intensive flight controls

space structure control

station keeping control

stepsize control

stiffness control of structure

stochastic control

structural control

structural mode control

suboptimal control

suction boundary layer control

superaugmented control

swashplate control

sweep control

systems control

tactical controls

tail control

tail rotor control

tailplane control

task-oriented control

task-tailored control

taxying control

terminal control

thin control

three-surface control

throttle control

thrust control

thrust magnitude control

tight control

tilt control

time-of-arrival control

time-optimal control

time/fuel optimal control

tip clearance control

to regain control

torque control

torque controls

trailing-edge controls

transient control

translational control

tri-surface control

trim control

turn coordination control

upfront control

upward-tilted control

variable structure control

vectorial control

vehicular control

velocity control

vertical control

vibration control

voice actuated controls

vortex control

vortex manipulation control

vortex-lift control

wing-mounted controls

yaw control

Авиасловарь > control
8 section

сечение, разрез; профиль; секция; отсек; участок, отрезок; часть; шлиф; профильный металл; фасонная сталь; раздел ( документа) ; отделение ( организации)

12% thick airfoil section — аэродинамический профиль с относительной толщиной 12%

boron epoxy reinforced section — профиль, армированный бороэпоксидной композицией

drooped leading-edge section — секция отклоняемого носка

guidance (and control) section — отсек (бортовой) аппаратуры наведения [управления]; отделение пункта наведения [управления]

high-pressure section of compressor — компрессор высокого давления

low-pressure section of compressor — компрессор низкого давления

narrow section of throat — область критического сечения (сопла)

power section of an engine — турбокомпрессор (ная часть) двигателя

submerged seaplane hull section — подводная часть лодки [корпуса] гидросамолёта

wind tunnel test section — рабочая часть аэродинамической трубы

wind tunnel working section — рабочая часть аэродинамической трубы

— accessory section

— adapter section

— adjustable nose section

— afterbody section

— afterburner section

— aileron section

— airfoil cross section

— air-ground operations section

— angle section

— approach section

— arrival section

— atmospheric cross section

— axial section

— belly section

— biconvex section

— blade section

— blended wing-fuselage section

— body section

— boost section

— bulb section

— bypass section

— cabin section

— cambered section

— cannular combustion section

— capsule section

— center body section

— center section

— center wing section

— choking section

— chordwise section

— circular arc section

— circular section

— climb section

— closed section

— closed working section

— coach section

— combustion section

— completed section

— compressive section

— compressor section

— conical section

— control section

— convergent section

— converging section

— coupling section

— critical throat section

— cross section

— cutoff airfoil section

— decreasing section

— departure section

— detachable section

— detached leading-edge section

— detachment section

— diffusion section

— dive section

— divergence section

— divergent section

— diverging section

— double-bubble section

— drooping leading-edge section

— elevator section

— engine section

— entry section

— exit section

— expanding section

— fallaway section

— first class section

— flame cross section

— flap section

— flight-profile section

— fore flap section

— forebody section

— fuel section

— gas generator section

— high-density section

— high-lift wing section

— hinging section

— inboard section

— increasing section

— injector section

— inlet section

— instrumentation section

— interstage section

— inverted section

— jet cross section

— kink section

— Krueger section

— laminar-flow section

— launch control section

— launcher section

— longitudinal section

— low-density section

— low-drag section

— lower dive section

— luggage section

— maintenance control section

— master cross section

— mating section

— maximum cross section

— measuring section

— mid-flap section

— missile section

— mldspan section

— nozzle cross section

— nozzle entrance section

— nozzle exit section

— nozzle section

— nozzle throat section

— ogival section

— ogive section

— open section

— open working section

— orbiter section

— outboard section

— outer section

— outer-wing section

— outlet section

— parallel section

— passage cross section

— payload section

— perforated-wall working section

— petal section

— powder section

— power turbine section

— powerplant section

— pressurized section

— propellant section

— propeller blade section

— quasi-elliptical airfoil section

— radar cross section

— radar maintenance section

— rear section

— reentry section

— reinforced section

— rendezvous adapter section

— restricted section

— retrograde section

— retropack section

— root section

— rudder section

— ruddevator section

— separation section

— shear section

— skirt section

— slat section

— spacecraft reentry section

— spar section

— straight throat section

— streamlined section

— streamwlse section

— structural section

— subsonic section

— supersonic section

— swinging petal section

— symmetrical section

— tail section

— tailplane section

— tankage section

— tapered section

— telemetry section

— test section

— thick airfoil section

— thin airfoil section

— throat section

— throatless nozzle section

— thrust section

— tip section

— toroidal section

— tourist section

— trailing flap section

— transition section

— translating nose section

— transverse section

— trapezoidal section

— turbine section

— turning section

— two-aircraft section

— underfuselage section

— unpressurized section

— unsymmetrical section

— upper climb section

— warhead section

— water-brake section

— wing section

— wing/flap section

— working section

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