Elements of airplane performance
By: G.J.J. Ruijgrok.
Publisher: Delft University Press
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Delft
Language: eng
Number of pages: 452
Subjects: Airplanes -- Performance.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: pagenum: 1
label: 1
class: chapter
title: BASIC CONCEPTS; pagenum: 1
title: Introduction
class: section
label: 1.1; pagenum: 1
title: The airplane is regarded a rigid body
class: part
label: 1.2; pagenum: 3
label: 1.3
class: part
title: Application of Newton’s law of motion with respect to an axis system attached to the Earth; pagenum: 6
label: 1.4
class: part
title: Gravitation; pagenum: 8
label: 1.5
class: part
title: The effectof curvatureof theEarth; pagenum: 9
title: Coordinate systems
class: part
label: 1.6; pagenum: 10
label: 1.7
class: part
title: Angles and velocities describing the angular displacement of the airplane; pagenum: 16
label: 1.8
class: part
title: The airplane; pagenum: 18
label: 1.9
class: part
title: Flight types, airplane configuration and flight condition; pagenum: 19
title: Forces on the airplane
class: part
label: 1.10; pagenum: 21
title: SI-system of units
class: chapter
label: 1.11; pagenum: 24
title: THE ATMOSPHERE
label: 2; pagenum: 27
label: 2.1
title: Nature of the atmosphere; pagenum: 27
title: Variation of pressure with altitude
label: 2.2; pagenum: 28
label: 2.3
title: Standard atmospheres; pagenum: 33
title: Off-standard atmospheres
label: 2.4; pagenum: 34
title: Humidity
label: 2.5; pagenum: 39
title: Vertical motion in the atmosphere
label: 2.6; pagenum: 43
title: Wind
label: 2.7; pagenum: 47
label: 2.8
title: Atmospheric fronts; pagenum: 51
title: EQUATIONS OF MOTION
label: 3