i have noticed that some wings are made in real 3d may be with multi layer . like in image (1)
and some are made of just a single layer ..... image (2)
so.... which model is good ?? :headscratch:
What are their (both models) advantages and Drawbacks ??
seniors please clarify .... :salute:
flat plate however curved will not match a truly cambered aerofoil, the question is what is your application. sometimes a simple thing like wing mount can completely alter your design, simplicity in making , curved flat plate anyday, cambered aerofoil can be tricky i making because if you falter even a little on the camber she can give you a hard time, if it is the first time , simple fat plate would do , dont bother to curve it at all, progress from there
getting it but :headscratch:
a bit more explanation would satisfy me .......just want to know more ... (:|~
i am planning to build a Hot wire Foam cutter ,, can i use a 1 mm nichrome wire for that ??
i would really appreciate where i could find 20mm epp sheets ?? and templates (paper printable) for foam cutting.
Quote from: augustinev on April 22, 2011, 07:49:28 PM
flat plate however curved will not match a truly cambered aerofoil,
Does it mean that even if the depron sheet is curved as the top edge of the clark-y or a UC foil, it would still be considered a flat plate?
it wont be considered a flat plate. thats a flat cambered wing.
so.. which one gives us the most stable flight ??
or will there be any other effect on the plane ??
I am building a 33" Blu-Baby
and the wing in the plan is shown below ..
I am thinking of building a wing like in the second picture... with 3mm foam on top and bottom
will there be any problem for that ?? what shall be the dihedral angle or height ??
The fuselage of the body has a curve for the wing How shall the wing any model fit properly ?? can it bend into good shape ??
I think you can easily make that flat and mount your wing.