The present treatment of safety margin considerations for powered-lift (upper wing surface blowing) STOL aircraft emphasizes wind shear endurance, in order to establish safety margin criteria for such aircraft that are equivalent to those of conventional transport aircraft. The simulation results obtained show that a 6.6 deg climb gradient at V(app) for STOL aircraft is required for equivalent shear endurance in approaching a long STOL airport runway, if the STOL aircraft is equipped with an elaborate control/display system and is permitted a change in configuration.
Wind-shear endurance capability for powered-lift aircraft
1993-01-01
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Wind-Shear Endurance Capability for Powered-Lift Aircraft
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1993
|A Method of Wind Shear Detection for Powered-Lift STOL Aircraft
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1993
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