Eskisehir Technical University Info Package Eskisehir Technical University Info Package
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  • Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Department of Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance
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  • Aircraft Systems Design
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  • Identify standard atmospheric variables and their sea level values. Compute atmospheric conditions using the universal gas laws.
  • Determine the pressure, the temperature and the density of the air at the specified altitude
  • State the relationships between indicated, calibrated, equivalent and true airspeeds and how they change with altitude and temperature.
  • Understand how the Pitot Tube operates
  • Understand how the head wind and the tail wind change the ground velocity of the aircraft
  • Understand lift, drag and pitching moment curves vs. angle of attack with differing wing shapes and high lift coefficient devices.
  • Explain characteristics of boundary layer composition caused by changes in friction and wing airfoil shape.
  • Examine the effects of velocity, density, area, and lift coefficient on lift and drag.
  • Compute stall speed and changes to stall speed due to variables such as weight load factor, altitude and lift coefficient.
  • Discuss how wing planform characteristics, i.e. wing area, wing span, mean aerodynamic chord, taper ratio, aspect ratio, affect lift affect drag and aircraft performance.
  • Examine the differences between the wing and the airfoil.
  • Determine maximum range, endurance speeds and rate of climb airspeeds from plots of power, thrust and drag versus airspeed and understand wind and fuel flow effects.
  • Understand how the altitude change effects the drag and the thrust of the aircraft
  • Discuss the effects of wake turbulence, ground effect and induced drag on aircraft performance and flying qualities.
  • Examines how the wing tip vorticies occurs and what it effects
  • Explain the cause and effects of compressibility and how the effects can be minimized.
  • Describe the required aerodynamic design criterias for the Transonic and Supersonic flights
  • Learn the types of Shock Waves and the ways to minimize its effects on the aircraft
  • Define types of stability and control with respect to axis, static, or dynamic, and the primary contributors to each type.
  • Understand how the center of gravity of the aircraft has an important role on the aircraft's stability

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