tailieunhanh - FREE FALL / AIRCRAFT DRAG

The purpose of this section is to get an awareness of the distance traveled by a flare or other object such as a bomb, which is jettisoned or dropped by an aircraft. | FREE FALL AIRCRAFT DRAG The purpose of this section is to get an awareness of the distance traveled by a flare or other object such as a bomb which is jettisoned or dropped by an aircraft. This will give the reader an appreciation for the significance of aircraft tactical altitude. From Newton s second law of motion F moa where F Force mo Mass of object a Acceleration and the law of gravitation F k mome G is also used instead of K in some references r 2 where F Force of attraction K universal gravitational constant mo me Masses not weight of object earth r distance between center of gravity of objects English Units SI Units lbf Newton ft4 lb-sec4 m3 kg-sec2 slug kg feet meter Combining the two equations and solving for a a Kme g the familiar constant acceleration due to gravity. 2 6 r Since K and me are fixed and the variation in r the distance from the earth s center is small except for satellites g is considered fixed at ft sec2. For objects with a constant acceleration g it can be shown that d vt at2 i 2 where d distance traveled vi Initial velocity t time a acceleration g1 For a falling object Figure 1 on the following page may be used to estimate time distance values. The upper curve is for an object shot upward with an initial velocity of 50 ft sec. The middle curve is for an object shot horizontally with an initial velocity of 50 ft sec or one that is a free-falling object dropped with no initial vertical velocity. The lower curve is for an object with a downward initial velocity of 50 ft sec. Notes 1 2 3 50 ft sec is the typical cartridge ejection velocity of a flare chaff expendable. The top curve actually goes up 39 feet before starting back down but this is difficult to see due to the graph scale. This simplification ignores the effects of air drag or tumbling effects on a falling object which will result in a maximum terminal velocity with resultant curve straightening. 0 TIME Sec Figure 1. Object Fall Rate SAMPLE .

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