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Grandss wrote:
I have one question concerning thrust force. What's happend if i increase thrust at a very hight value (theorics). I know that lift will increase too and drag decrease. But for the plane, what it do really. Just UP or begin to turn to rise ? Thanks Grandss Depends. Thrust is a term generally only used for jet or rocket powered craft. On a jet or rocket powered plane the speed has to increase to increase wing lift. On most prop airplanes an increase in power will produce greater airflow and increase lift somewhat even before speed increases. However, if you have enough thrust and enter a vertical climb you can support the aircraft weight by power alone, without regard to wing lift. -- Darrell R. Schmidt B-58 Hustler History: http://members.cox.net/dschmidt1/ - |
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