This paper presents a part of the major project 'Adaptive Wing (ADIF) ' of the partners German Aerospace Center (DLR), DaimlerChrysler Research, and DaimberChrysler Aerospace Airbus. Using the Airbus A330/340 fowlerflap as an example, the objective of this project is to show, how the high lift behavior of modern transport aircraft can be improved by intelligent structural concepts, without negative effects on cruise flight. Even an improvement in transonic flight is possible. For this, a combination of passive and active measures is necessary, as the following paper shows.
Concept of a Shapevariable Fowler Flap on Transport Aircraft
2001
8 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aerodynamics , Aircraft , Structural properties , Flaps(Control surfaces) , Transport aircraft , Lift to drag ratio , Leading edge flaps , Aerospace systems , Flight , Adaptive systems , Germany , Transonic flight , Behavior , High lift , Wings , German language , Germany(East and west) , Cruisers , Component reports , Foreign reports , Airbus , A330/340 fowlerflap
Realization of a Shapevariable Fowler Flap for Transport Aircraft
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