NASA NACA-WR-L-628-1944 Tests of the Northrop MX-334 glider airplane in the NACA full-scale tunnel《在NACA全面风洞中的诺斯罗普MX-334滑翔机试验》.pdf
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1、NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICStrllRTIMl: REP()RTJanuaryMemorandum ReportTESTS OF THE NORTHROP MX-33_ GLIDER AIRPLANEIN THE NACA F01L-SCALE TUNNELBy Gerald W. BrewerLangley Memorial Aeronautical LaboratoryLangley Field, Va._I _I _0._ 4 _,_:i:WASHINGTONNACA WAI_TIME REPORTS are reprints o
2、f papers originally issued to provide rapid distribution ofadvance research results so an authorized group requiring them for the war effort. They were pre-viously held under a security status but are now unclassified. Some oi these reports were not tech-nically edited. All have been reproduced with
3、out change in order to expedite general distribution.L - 628Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR I;ERONAUTiCSc_c_MEMORANDUM REPORTfor theArmy Air Forces, Materiel Cor,mandTESTS O.F T_E NORTHROP _!IX-_. GLIDE
4、R _._ _IN THE NACA FULL-SCALE TUNNELBy Gerald W. BrewerINTRODUCTIONTests of the Northrop MX-_I_ airplane have beenmade in the NACA full-scale tunnel at the request of theArmy Air Forces, Materiel Command. The results of thisinvestigation are of oarticular interest since the r._iX-33Lis an all-wing g
5、lider-t_fpe airplane having neither a con-ventional fuselage nor vertical surfaces.The primary purpose of these tests ws.s to obtainsufficient data with which to determine the longitudinaland lateral stability and control characteristics of theairplane. In addition to the stability and controlstudy,
6、 this memoranum report contains the results oftests that were made to (i) determine a suitable wing-tip leading-edge slat arrangement which would improvethe static longitudinal stability of the airplane as wellas increase the maximum lift coefficient; (2) establisha value of the minimum drag coeffic
7、ient for the basicwing and determine the additional drag caused by theleading-edge slats; (3) determine the effects on thedirectional Stability characteristics of the airplane ofthe addition of vertical fins_ (_) measure the effective-ness of the air-operated directional control system.SY_,._BOLSCD
8、drag coefficient (X/qoS)Cy lateral-force coelflc_ent (Y/qo S)Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-b abt_eJ_/Voq_ileron span (9.7 feet)elevon tab st:an 2 leet;)root-mean-square .elevator cLord (_J.8_3 foot)roo_-mean-square“ aile?on chord ()
9、o,bp3r_foo_.)root-mean-square tab chord (0.167 foot)relative air-flow quanti_vo!l_ile ra-be of ,q“ _.i_ flOWpb/2V helix anglePVFeFaApCd oHoHIYFCL6 arollins velocity, radians per secondindicated airspeedelevator stick forceaileron s_ick forcedifference in static pressure between tl_einsideand ou_side
10、 of the rudder bellowssection profile-drag coefficientfree-stream sotal pressuretotal pressure in the field of nne airfoilvertical distance from the wake centera correction factor, usually about 0.8 to 0.angle of attack of thrust axis, degrees_. (_ _ oositive when the rightangle of yaw, de_,r_,_ ; _
11、. _.wing is retardedelevstor deflection (with respect to the wingchord), degrees; _)ositive when bhe trailing edgeis deflected downwardaileron deflecion, degrees_ oositive when thetrailing edge is deflected downwardProvided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license
12、from IHS-,-,-D7_-4given in figure 3. It was necessary to install a,uSi-tional seals at the hinge, s and at the inboard and or,t-board ends of the elevons prior to the tests to obtain acompletel7 sealed control surface,The inboard surfaces are the air-operated bellowstype and provide both dive brakin
13、g and directional con-trol. Each surface was divided into two parts to simplifythe structure at the joint between the wing and centersection. The mechanical linkage between these two sur-faces is such that the upper and lower surfaces haveidentical angular travel. _either surface can be oper-ated in
14、dividually. The ducting for this system consisCsof a passage from a leading-edge inlet through a venturisection to a trailing-edge outlet and a second ductleading from the venturi throat to the be!lo,;,s. Thepressure and air flow for the bellows are regulated bymeans of a butterfly control valve pla
15、ced in the venturisection.NETHODS AND TESTSDuring preliminary tests of the airplane _-iththeslats removed the wing tips stalled at high angles ofattack. Due to the high sweepback of the wing this tipstall caused a serious longitudinal instability. Thedevelopment was theref, ore undertaken of a leadi
16、ng-edgeslat configuration that would eliminate the inherentlongitudinal instability of the wing.The three slat arrangements that were tested in-clude (i) the original slat (fig. _,_), (2) the originalslat moved closer to the wing leading-edge contour(fig. _), and (5) a large-span slat with the revis
17、edslot. The original and the large-span slats ex_ended20 and 35.6 percent of the wing span, respectively(figs. ! and 5). Force and moment measurements weremade through a large range of angles of attack for thebasic wing and for the three slat configurations. Tosupplement the force tests, tuft observ
18、ations were madeto determine the stalling characteristics of the wing asaffected by these slat configurations.In order to provide a check on the force-test re-sults, the mlnimum drag of the airplane was also obtainedby measuring the loss of total pressure in the wake behindProvided by IHSNot for Res
19、aleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-7RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONAerodynamic Characteristics of the AirplaneLift and pitching moments.- The lift and pitching-momen_-c-h-aracteristlcs of the airplane_ with the leading-edge wing slat removed and with the original and larg
20、e-span slats installed, are given in figure 8. The resultsof tuft observations, which supplement the force test data,are shown in figures 9 and !0. The pitching-moment varia-tion for the basic wing shows approximately neutral sta-bility for lift coefficients up to the stall with thecenter of gravity
21、 located at 27.5 mercent mean aerodynamicchord. At the stall the loss of lift at the wing tipsincreases the positive pitching-moment coefficient andcauses serious longitudinal instability. It was evidentthat before further investigation of the aerodynamiccharacteristics of the airplane were justifie
22、d, improve-ment of the static longitudinal stability of the wingnear the stall was necessary.The most effective method for eliminating the insta-bility appeared to be the control of the stalling patternwith suitable wing-tip slats and_ accordingly, the threeslat configurations previously described w
23、ere tested.Each slat _on_zguratzon progressively improved the stallingcharacteristics of the wing, as shown by the continuousdecrease in wing-tip stall in the tuft surveys, and bythe decrease in positive pitching moments at angles ofattack near the stall in figure 8. The large-span slatswith the rev
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