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Aeroelasticity, composites and the Grumman X-29

On April 16, 2017 · In Aerodynamics, Case Studies, Composite Materials, History, Novel Materials/Tailored Structures

Aeroelasticity is the study of the interactions between dynamic, inertial and aerodynamic forces that arise when a body is immersed in airflow. The unique challenge of aeroelasticity is to analyse how vibrations, static deflections and lift and drag forces combine, and to make sure that any interaction of these three forces does not lead to inferior aircraft […]

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