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A Summary by Dr. Alexander Klemin of the Papers Presented Before the Fourteenth Meeting of the Institute held at Columbia University, New York, on January 2931, 1946. AERODYNAMICS IN spite of increased wing loadings, the use of full span wing flaps has been delayed, because of inability to find a suitable aileron. The Development of a LateralControl System for use with LargeSpan Flaps by I. L. Ashkenas Northrop Aircraft, outlines the various steps in the aerodynamic development of a retractable aileron system well adapted to the full span flap and successfully employed on the Northrop P61. Included is a discussion of the basic data used, the design calculations made, and the effect of structural and mechanical considerations. Changes made as a result of preliminary flight tests are discussed and the final flighttest results are presented. It is concluded that the use of this retractable aileron system has, in addition to the basic advantage of increased flap span, the following desirable control characteristics a favourable yawing moments, b low wingtorsional loads, c small pilot forces, even at high speed.
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: May 1, 1946
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