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SUBASHEEE
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Side Force on Landing Gear

11/14/2012 8:34 AM

I am referring to side force equation for landing gear on NASA material "The simulation of a large jet transport aircraft. Vol 1 and Vol 2. (19710009764_1971009764.pdf and 19730001300_1973001300.pdf)". I am not able to understand the constants and units for HT(1, 2,3) and GT(1,2,3) in Page no. 322 of 19730001300_1973001300.pdf. Could anyone please explain me how this constants HT and GT were derived and its units.

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Re: Side force on landing gear.

11/14/2012 8:50 AM

Not without seeing it. How about posting a hyperlink to the page in the document?

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Re: Side Force on Landing Gear.

11/14/2012 9:12 AM

Surly there's a more current paper available.This paper is 40 years old.

The terms probably aren't even in vogue now.

No help here, sorry.

Maybe your instructor can help.
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Re: Side Force on Landing Gear.

11/14/2012 12:59 PM

'...Could anyone please explain me how this constants HT and GT were derived...'

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...experimentally? at least partially. That is my guess.

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Re: Side Force on Landing Gear

11/14/2012 9:37 PM

The link for the first paper seems to be HERE. The second one didn't yield a google hit.

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Re: Side Force on Landing Gear

11/15/2012 8:00 AM

You're not supposed to.... That's how NASA engineers keep their jobs..... LOL
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