Foundations of Helicopter Flight by S Newman

Foundations of Helicopter Flight by S Newman

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Summary

The unique design problems which helicopters produce are many and complex. Through practical examples and illustrated case studies, supported by theory, this book provides an introduction which guides the reader through the theory, design, construction and operation of helicopters.

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Foundations of Helicopter Flight by S Newman

The unique design problems which helicopters produce are many and complex. Through practical examples and illustrated case studies, supported by all the relevant theory, this primer text provides an accessible introduction which guides the reader through the theory, design, construction and operation of helicopters. Fundamental performance and control equations are developed, from which the book explores the rotor aerodynamic and dynamic characteristics of helicopters. Example calculations and performance predictions, reflecting current practice, show how to assess the feasibility of a design.
"I consider that is it one of the best and most useful books available for the purpose of instructing undergraduate students or engineers about helicopters, their flight mechanics and designIt is a very readable book considering that the subject matter is scientific and basically quite complicated, and it covers areas that are not to be found in other helicopter texts." --Professor, City University, London, UK.
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ISBN 13 9780340587027
ISBN 10 0340587024
Title Foundations of Helicopter Flight
Author S Newman
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Elsevier Science & Technology
Year published 1994-04-07
Number of pages 320
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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