air load
airload

The air load change takes place in the two-stroke section of the engine.

Following megger tests to record clean plate air load characteristic.

Do not include the outdoor air load, as the primary air handler will cope with this.

Similarly, the spine would distort under air loads, hence the rather short spines of earlier designs.

Air loads on the wing resulted in an uncommanded retraction of the outboard slats.

Air loads then blew up through the vertical tail and dislodged the horizontal stabilizer and elevators.

The piston of the four-stroke section is an air load exchange aiding system, working as a system of valves.

The two-stroke combustion engine is characterized by a simple construction and system of air load change as well as bigger index of power output.

Those tend to be the most troublesome during launching and include the protuberance air load ramp, the section where debris fell during the Discovery liftoff.

The initial explosion blew from the pressurized baggage compartment into the unpressurized fuselage behind, and air loads began tearing parts from the plane.

During takeoff a hinged cover on the aircraft's pitot probe, designed to deflect under air loads, did not operate correctly, giving erroneous airspeed indications.

The upper portion of the fin is a distributed flange where substantial covers take spanwise loads due to bending as well as air loads.

Aircraft fitted with variable-pitch propellers or constant speed propellers are started in fine pitch to reduce air loads and current in the starter motor circuit.

"If you see a large fuel tanker coming towards you, get out of the way and run," says an RAAF Air Load Team officer.

Work on cone profiling, pioneered by JORDAN, has refined this behaviour to achieve an extremely close match between the cone and air load characteristics.

Further, an active aeroelastic wing can be used to reduce induced drag at low wing strain conditions and, at higher strain conditions, reduce maneuver air loads.

In addition, Protuberance Air Load (PAL) ramp foam had also shed pieces, and there were also spot losses from large-area foams.

In some new buildings with large fresh air loads, such as hospitals, factories and supermarkets, chemical desiccant systems dehumidify incoming fresh air to cut the loads on chillers.

The possibility that a large chunk of insulating foam might break away from a section of the tank called the protuberance air load ramp - PAL for short - never came up.

This has resulted in the manufacture of improved piezoelectric composite transmitters and receivers in terms of surface displacement, reception sensitivity and insertion loss when operating into an air load.

Also in 2007, the RAAF's No. 1 Air Operations Support Squadron was expanded by 80 personnel to provide air load teams to support the Globemasters.

Pulling up a little I check, relinquish the throttles and, using both hands, force the stick left against the air loads to again watch earth and sky revolve effortlessly as we describe the easiest-ever aileron roll.

Working with the air load team at the vast and eternally dusty Kandahar airfield is a tough job for anyone but nothing seems to phase 25 year old Leading Aircraftsman Kylie Barnes from Canberra.

Attention has focused on the manufacture of the tank and on the area where the largest piece of foam fell off, a long aerodynamic feature known as the protuberance air load ramp, or PAL ramp.

If air load elements are used, mount the elements in a suitable position or on a frame and connect each load element to the corresponding numbered phase and neutral DIN connector inside Powerflow.

After refusing aid from other countries, Turkey has relented, even accepting an airload of prefabricated houses from Israel, its estranged former ally.

RAAF Airload Team at Dili airport.

More than five million of those simulations looked specifically at debris from the liquid hydrogen protuberance airload ramp, better known around NASA by the acronym LH2 PAL ramp.