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On May 23, 4:40*am, Dave Doe wrote:
In article , , Private says... "Dave Doe" wrote in message ... In article , , Mxsmanic says... Dave Doe writes: So a wing generates as much lift upside down? * Absolutely..........without question! The EXACT same explanation of lift creation is in play on an inverted wing as on the upright wing. Applies to barn doors as well. Newton= 100% Bernoulli= 100%. Dudley Henriques |
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Dave Doe writes:
So a wing generates as much lift upside down? Yes. What I want, is half the difference between a wing up the right way, and the wing up the wrong way. That is, I presume, the additional lifting force from the Bernoulli effect vs a wing with a mirrored camber (obtaining no lift due to the Bernoulli effect). Camber does not produce lift. Angle of attack produces lift. A flat plank will fly as long as it has a postive angle of attack, and it can do that upside-down or right side up. |
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![]() "Dave Doe" wrote in message ... In article , er, Private snip Not interested in trolling. If you think I am, please do not reply, or reply and say so, Which is exactly what I did. and I will do as such. -- Duncan. Recent experience has made all of us here somewhat cautious regarding the motivation of others. |
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Dave Doe writes:
As said in other reply - not looking for a run-down on the physics - looking for the *ratio* of lift obtained by each. I said "all lift" in answer to this. In other words, Newton's third law generates 100% of the lift. |
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On May 22, 7:04*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
Dave Doe writes: Does anyone have any figures and references for about what ratio lift is produced by Newton's Laws and Bernoulli's Laws? All lift is produced by Newton's third law of motion. Air is forced downwards by the wings, and this produces an equal and opposite force that attempts to raise the wings, and that is lift. How the air is forced downwards is irrelevant, as long as it happens. In practice, principles discovered by Bernoulli and others play a role in diverting the air flow when this is accomplished by an airfoil. Actually, if I'm reading you right, I would rephrase this just a bit, as it feeds into the problems we as instructors have in "re- explaining" lift to students. STRESSING either Newton or Bernoulli in the lift explanation causes more than a modicum of confusion UNLESS it's done by including BOTH theories in the explanation. You've done that actually. I would just enhance things a bit more :-) Read what Orval says above. He is absolutely correct. BOTH Newton and Bernoulli are COMPLETE explanations for lift, which is interesting in another respect, as neither man had lift in mind with their work. The simple truth of it is that each explanation is totally correct and is interchangeable with the other. Each explains the same thing without relying on the other and BOTH are occurring simultaneously. It's a common misconception that Bernoulli and Newton EACH contribute INDIVIDUALLY to form a TOTAL of the lift produced. This explanation is incorrect and should be discouraged. When I dealt with the lift issue with instructors in seminar, my personal approach was to favor the Newtonian explanation as in my opinion student pilots can grasp Newton a lot easier than Bernoulli, but I've ALWAYS made it habit NEVER to leave Bernoulli out in the cold. The correct way to deal with the lift issue is to explain to those asking that BOTH explanations are complete by themselves, and Newton might be the easier of the two to explain. Dudley Henriques |
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On May 23, 3:40*am, Dave Doe wrote:
In article 4f56d67d-f259-46e7-8e3f- , , Dudley Henriques says... On May 22, 7:04*pm, Mxsmanic wrote: Dave Doe writes: Does anyone have any figures and references for about what ratio lift is produced by Newton's Laws and Bernoulli's Laws? All lift is produced by Newton's third law of motion. Air is forced downwards by the wings, and this produces an equal and opposite force that attempts to raise the wings, and that is lift. How the air is forced downwards is irrelevant, as long as it happens. In practice, principles discovered by Bernoulli and others play a role in diverting the air flow when this is accomplished by an airfoil. Actually, if I'm reading you right, I would rephrase this just a bit, as it feeds into the problems we as instructors have in "re- explaining" lift to students. STRESSING either Newton or Bernoulli in the lift explanation causes more than a modicum of confusion UNLESS it's done by including BOTH theories in the explanation. You've done that actually. I would just enhance things a bit more :-) Read what Orval says above. He is absolutely correct. BOTH Newton and Bernoulli are COMPLETE explanations for lift, which is interesting in another respect, as neither man had lift in mind with their work. The simple truth of it is that each explanation is totally correct and is interchangeable with the other. Each explains the same thing without relying on the other and BOTH are occurring simultaneously. It's a common misconception that Bernoulli and Newton EACH contribute INDIVIDUALLY to form a TOTAL of the lift produced. This explanation is incorrect and should be discouraged. While it's true that the Bernoulli effect is part of Newtonian mechanics - I want to know what the ratio of (gonna have to rephrase this aren't I) is: * an airfoil where the camber on both sides is equal and opposite (mirroed) vs * an airfoil that is shaped to produce lift via Bernoulli effect. When I dealt with the lift issue with instructors in seminar, my personal approach was to favor the Newtonian explanation as in my opinion student pilots can grasp Newton a lot easier than Bernoulli, but I've ALWAYS made it habit NEVER to leave Bernoulli out in the cold. The correct way to deal with the lift issue is to explain to those asking that BOTH explanations are complete by themselves, and Newton might be the easier of the two to explain. Dudley Henriques I'll rephrase it a second time. *What percentage of extra lift is gained from: a) a plank of wood (can only produce lift via angle of attack) vs b) a plank of wood that is an airfoil - and is getting lift from both angle of attack and the Bernoulli effect. I hope that is clearer. Here are some articles - but they produce no data to show the addidtional lift obtained by the Bernoulli effect. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airfoil http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NACA_airfoil http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lift_(force) http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/airplane/bernnew.html And here is a third re-phrase... * A yacht that has a sail made of unbendable stiff material (will not point as high and go as fast as)... * A yacht that has a sail of normal material and has an effective airfoil shape and produces lift perpendicular to the sail (via the Bernoulli effect). Is it not a simple enough question? - I mean, really. *While results will undoubtably vary among plane types and airspeed - I'm just looking for an approximate percentage. Do read that:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NACA_airfoilpage! ![]() And I don't want to get stuck on the pedantics of Newtonian physics encompassing the Bernoulli effect - just really looking at, as said (rephrase #4)... - lift produced by an airfoil that has a mirrored camber top and bottom (the zero lift line is the same as the chord line) vs - lift produced by a traditional airfoil -- Duncan. Simple. Newton 100% Bernoulli 100% There is no "extra lift" from Bernoulli OR from Newton. Both are EXACTLY equal and complete explanations for lift just expressed differently. In other words, the total lift being produced on either a barn door or the world's highest performance airfoil can be explained to 100% EITHER by Newton OR by Bernoulli. It's ACTUALLY that simple! If you are trying to explain lift attributing any contribution to the total lift being produced by either Bernoulli or Newton as being less than 100% you are mistaken and using poor information. There is simply not an instant in time when lift is being produced where the explanation for the TOTAL lift being produced can't be shown by EITHER a Bernoulli or a Newtonian explanation as both are equal and total explanations of the SAME THING and are occurring SIMULTANEOUSLY! Wikipedia serves a purpose I guess, but I prefer the Naval Test Pilot School. I'm sure Wiki won't mind. :-)) Dudley Henriques |
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