1963
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1963.tb13279.x
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Aerodynamic Factors to Be Considered in the Design of Tilt‐wing v/Stol Airplanes

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“…Concrete structures that are very prone to water penetration, as well as metallic structures, become sensitive to corrosion on coming in contact with water [8]. Aeroplanes, helicopters, all ground transports, and concrete structures are subjected to serious erosion problems [9,10].…”
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“…Concrete structures that are very prone to water penetration, as well as metallic structures, become sensitive to corrosion on coming in contact with water [8]. Aeroplanes, helicopters, all ground transports, and concrete structures are subjected to serious erosion problems [9,10].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…low speed stability and control, as described in [2][3][4], were considered during the design process. Further analysis was done by Mckinney [5] on tiltwing configurations regarding their performance and control aspects. Especially the horizontal control during hovering and transition, which was also analyzed by [6][7][8], proved difficult.…”
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