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Old August 21st 05, 02:21 AM
Grandss
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Bob Noel a écrit :
In article , Grandss grandss@nospam wrote:


I have one question concerning thrust force.
What's happend if i increase thrust at a very hight value (theorics).
I know that lift will increase too and drag decrease.



drag increases with airspeed, doesn't it?


yes, increase sorry

But for the plane, what it do really.
Just UP or begin to turn to rise ?



depends on the propulsion system.

Ok but for a classic plane (type little cessna) what's the reaction of
the plane ?
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Old August 21st 05, 02:55 AM
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In article , Grandss grandss@nospam wrote:

Ok but for a classic plane (type little cessna) what's the reaction of
the plane ?


For the single engine fixed-pitch prop, increasing the RPM will increase
the airspeed, thus increasing the lift (and the plane will climb, assuming
no change in trim). Also, there will be a left-turn tendency (think about
the difference in thrust of each blade due to angle-of-attack variances
as it spins).

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Old August 21st 05, 03:43 AM
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Bob Noel wrote:
Also, there will be a left-turn tendency (think about
the difference in thrust of each blade due to angle-of-attack variances
as it spins).


Depends upon which way the prop is turning!
 




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