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The topics covered in this session are, Slip: Types of slip, Sideslip angle, Sideslip angle sign conventions, restoring yaw moments, physical significance, Calculation of sideslip angle, Measurement of sideslip.
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4. Slip:
A slip is an aerodynamic state where an
aircraft is moving somewhat sideways as
well as forward relative to the oncoming
airflow or relative wind.
• Slip: Un-coordinated Flight.
Types of Slip
Forward Slip: reduce height
Sideslip: move the aircraft sideways
1. Crab method
2. Wing low method
Slip & its typesMotionImageryStandardsBoard(MISB)/Publicdomain
5. Sideslip Angle
Definition
The angle between the relative wind (V∞) and the
projection of the airplane’s longitudinal axis is known
as the sideslip angle
• The sideslip angle is symbolized as “ β ”.
• Co-ordinated Flight - zero sideslip angle.
β
V∞
RelativeHeadwind
Relative Crosswind
8. Physical Significance: Crosswind landings
In crosswind conditions, the pilot is required to fly at a sideslip angle in order
to maintain alignment with the runway. [Transport airplanes ≤ 15.5 m/s]
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10. Sideslip Angle Formula
β = sin-1 𝑣
𝑉
i.e. sinθ =
𝑂𝑝𝑝
𝐻𝑦𝑝
α = tan-1 𝑤
𝑢
i.e. tanθ =
𝑂𝑝𝑝
𝐴𝑑𝑗
Similarly
If the sideslip and angle of attack are smaller than. i.e. < 15°
β =
𝑣
𝑉
α =
𝑤
𝑢
Where V = (u2 + v2 +w2)1/2
*The value of α and β values are in radians*
The sideslip (β) and angle of attack (α) can be defined in
in terms of the velocity components, using trigonometry
12. Book Reference
• Flight stability and automatic control (2nd Edition), Dr. Robert C. Nelson;
Pg.No: (21 & 30).
• Pilot's handbook of aeronautical knowledge 2016 - Chapter 5: Aerodynamics
of flight (5-18) Pg No: (117/524)
SIDESLIP
13. Summary
Sideslip
β
Determination
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