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Frise aileron
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A type of aileron that has a beveled leading edge projecting beyond its inset hinges. when lowered, it forms an extension of the wing surface; when raised, its nose protrudes below the wing, increasing drag and reducing yaw. named for its inventor, britis
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Aileron, английский
- The movable areas of a wingform that control or affect the roll of an aircraft by working opposite one another—up-aileron on the right wing and down-aileron on the left wing. french: aileron small wing, diminutive of aile, from latin: ala, wing. the word
- Элерон
- A half gable, such as that which closes the end of a penthouse roof or of the aisle of a church. aima abbr. for “acoustical and insulating materials association.”
- Either of two moveable control surfaces on opposite sides of an aircraft wing which move asymmetrically (one going up when the other goes down) to control rolling and banking.
Aileron alone departure parameter, английский
Параметр сваливания (самолета) при отклонении только элеронов
Aileron-rudder interconnect, английский
Взаимосвязь [блокировка] отклонения элеронов и руля направления; устройство для уменьшения связи поперечного и путевого управления самолета
Aileron-rudder interconnect system, английский
Система взаимосвязи [блокировки] отклонения элеронов и руля направления 85
Ailerons, английский
On an aircraft, the ailerons are a control surface usually on the trailing edge of the wings. the ailerons are used to control roll by generating asymmetric wing lift. the ailerons are on the outside of the wings and operate oppositely (if one goes up, the other goes down).
Frise, французский
Projecting, английский
Increasing, английский
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Fss, английский
- Стационарная (фиксированная) система спутниковой связи.
- Flight safety seminar
- Flight service station
- Flight standards service
- Flight support system
- Forward scattering spectroscopy
- Automated/flight service station
- Financial shared services
Fowler flap, английский
Trademark name of a split-flap attached to a wing's trailing edge with a system of tracks and rollers to roll the flap backward and downward, increasing the wing area. named for its inventor, usaaf engineer harland d fowler.
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