Flight Stability and Control - Sadraey, Mohammad H.
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Aircraft safety is a function of several parameters including flight stability and control. An air vehicle must be stable if it is to remain in flight. Moreover, it must be controllable as well as trimmable. This book delivers the fundamental concepts of stability and control, as well as their associated areas. It explains airworthiness, dynamic and static stability, longitudinal, lateral, and directional control, flight measurement devices and sensors, and control surfaces which are necessary topics to be considered during the aircraft design process. This book is mainly focused on air…mehr

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Aircraft safety is a function of several parameters including flight stability and control. An air vehicle must be stable if it is to remain in flight. Moreover, it must be controllable as well as trimmable. This book delivers the fundamental concepts of stability and control, as well as their associated areas. It explains airworthiness, dynamic and static stability, longitudinal, lateral, and directional control, flight measurement devices and sensors, and control surfaces which are necessary topics to be considered during the aircraft design process. This book is mainly focused on air vehicles' stability features and control capabilities. The aircraft addressed in this book is a rigid-body point mass object. Describing the complete motion of a rigid-body aircraft, this book covers equations of motion with six degrees of freedom (DOF)
Autorenporträt
Mohammad Sadraey has over twenty years of teaching experience at a number of institutions including Southern New Hampshire University, Daniel Webster College, and the University of Kansas. He has both an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering in 2006. He is a senior member of the American  Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), member of Sigma Gamma Tu, and the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).