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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Forward Swept Wing"”.

  1. Multivariable control of a forward swept wing aircraft

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1986.

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  2. Control Power Optimization using Artificial Intelligence for Forward Swept Wing and Hybrid Wing Body Aircraft

    Many futuristic aircraft such as the Hybrid Wing Body have numerous control surfaces that can result in large hinge moments, high actuation power demands, and large actuator forces/moments. Also, there is no unique relationship between control inputs and the aircraft response. Distinct sets of …

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  3. Integral aerodynamic-structural-control wing design

    … design of a simplified wing and a forward-swept composite wing are studied. In the first example, the wing is modeled as a beam with a control surface near the wing tip. The torsional stiffness is the only physical property varying along the span. The aerodynamic model is …

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  4. Contribution to load alleviation in aircraft pre-design and its influence on structural mass and fatigue

    … design stages is a promising concept to reduce wing bending moments, structural mass and extend the fatigue life. The reference aircraft considered are two mid-range configurations: one with a backward and another one with a forward swept wing, respectively. In the loads analysis, quasi-steady …

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