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    Physics Of Flight

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    forces, angle of attack, Bernoulli's Principle, and lift come to work when an airplane flies! There are four forces that work on an airplane. As seen in F1, they are thrust, air drag, gravity, and lift. Thrust pulls the plane forward and it is created because of the motor (engine) and propellers (the twisted blades). Without thrust, airplanes could not move at all.…

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    Burpee Research Paper

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    With a cute name like burpee, one doesn't naturally think it is an extreme exercise that will crank up the intensity of your workout. However, after a few minutes of performing burpees, you will quickly discover that your own bodyweight provides enough resistance for a true kick ass workout that will increase your stamina and fat loss at a much more rapid pace. What is a Burpee Burpees work your entire body. They help you increase your strength, give you tremendous power and anaerobic…

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    to the article, Shark Skin Boosts Swim Speed and Cuts Drag by Adrian Bishop it states, “Shark skin is coated in sharp scales, similar to teeth, called dermal denticles (or (placoid scales) that affect the flow of water to reduce drag and increase thrust.” The Speedo Fatskin II swimsuits aims to use the concept of shark skin to improve athlete’s swim times. Harvard University’s George Lauder says that “… the idea behind the high-tech swimsuit needs more consideration ...” He personally believes…

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    the thrust reversers locked out in transit. Once the crew manually recycled the system, it deployed as expected. However, this recycling of the system cost the airplane 18 seconds. The NTSB concludes that, although the momentary interruption of the air/ground system’s “ground” signal after touchdown would not normally adversely affect the deployment of thrust reversers, in this case it coincided almost precisely with the initial deployment of the thrust reversers and resulted in the thrust…

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    Apogee Rocket Experiment

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    any patterns. The rocket had different forces acting upon it during the flight stages. The first stage is ignition, (when the engine of the rocket ignites) the force acting upon the rocket is the thrust (push/propel) due to the electric launch controller which heated up. After the motor created thrust, it caused the rocket to lift-off (creates…

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    Aircraft Propulsion Essay

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    propulsion system consists of an aircraft engine and propellers or propulsive nozzle for producing thrust. An aircraft propulsion system must achieve two things. First, the system should be able to produce enough thrust that it must be equivalent to the drag on cruising airplane. Secondly its thrust should be able to exceed the drag on the airplane so that it can accelerate. The greater the excess thrust the faster will plan accelerate. Some aircrafts like airliners or cargo planes use high…

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    Then the compressed air is combined with compressed fuel. The combustion of these components at a very high temperature causes the gases to expand rapidly causing a significant thrust to come from the engine. In turbojet engines, this thrust causes the entire force of the engine while in some it does not. . Turboprop engines are used have the drive shaft connected to a propeller or another system. This distinction allows these engines to be used in cars, ships…

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    pushes forward or drives and object forward. This concept can be seen in action with the use of a balloon powered car; this car demonstrates a type of propulsion system in which it produces thrust and potential energy and uses the kinetic energy that it will gain from the movement to push the car forward. The thrust is obtained from the balloon which applies Newton’s third of motion that states, “for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Specifically, the balloon car’s action…

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    direction. The first action is the removal of water from the bottle in the downward direction; the drag force. The reaction which took place was the thrust which created an upward movement, in the opposite direction. Below is a diagram which demonstrates this explanation. Fuel is the water in this scenario. Newton’s Third Law Rocket Engine Thrust (National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 2015) ANALYSIS OF GRAPHS GRAPH…

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    NASA Space Shuttle is the first reusable space shuttle in the world and used to deliver astronauts and cargos into space and return to the Earth. The success of the space shuttle getting through the catastrophic forces when travelling into space and back again in serviceable form was credited to the ingenious engineers. First, the rocket engineers faced the problem that without any protection, the engines would self-destruct under extreme temperatures when travelling huge distances. In fact, at…

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