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The 400kg helicopter yaws at level (same altitude) and makes a circular motion (top view), with a radius of 20m.
The resonant frequency of the rotor blade at 6.7Hz and the flutter speed is 28m/s.
Calculate the time to complete one circular motion.
Calculate the time to complete one circular motion.
How to double the time?
Is there vibration experienced by the helicopter?
i. If yes, what caused it and how to reduce this vibration?
Calculate the time to complete one circular motion.
Calculate the forward velocity of the helicopter.
Calculate the force required for circular motion.
Calculate the lift generated by the helicopter rotor blade.
Calculate the helicopter rotor blade’s rotational speed.
The 400kg helicopter yaws at level (same altitude) and makes a circular motion (top view), with a radius of 20m.
The resonant frequency of the rotor blade at 6.7Hz and the flutter speed is 28m/s.
Calculate the time to complete one circular motion.
Calculate the time to complete one circular motion.
How to double the time?
Is there vibration experienced by the helicopter?
i. If yes, what caused it and how to reduce this vibration?
Calculate the time to complete one circular motion.
Calculate the forward velocity of the helicopter.
Calculate the force required for circular motion.
Calculate the lift generated by the helicopter rotor blade.
Calculate the helicopter rotor blade’s rotational speed.
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