wing loading การใช้

• For minimum drag, wing loading can be in excess of.
• The smaller the wing loading, the tighter the turn.
• It has a low wing-aspect ratio and high wing loading.
• Most student skydivers fly with wing loading below 5 kg per square meter.
• They were also concerned about the high wing loading.
• With the larger, more powerful engine, wing loading became an issue.
• The wing loadings of some of the lightest aircraft fall comfortably within this range.
• The larger lifting surface reduces wing loading, hence further reducing the stalling speed.
• The ARES has very good turning performance as a result of low wing loading.
• Wing area is the largest of any known glossophagine with wing loading the lowest.
• Its high wing loading provides a stable low-level ride and minimal gust response.
• It features Cleaner Aerodynamics, Nose mounted payload, high endurance and low wing loading.
• Professional Canopy pilots compete with wing loading of 10 to over 15 kilograms per square meter.
• Wing of the golden-tipped bat has a low aspect ratio with low wing loading.
• So when you double the size of a flying machine, you double the wing loading.
• Wing loading could also be adjusted on the ground by attaching ballast to the wing roots.
• The relatively high wing loading ( weight / wing area ) required a high landing speed of.
• With its high wing loading, the Howards rode through most turbulence with airline-like solidity.
• Higher masses in diving birds appear to be correlated with higher wing loading and consequently larger wings.
• The design of the Nyborg glider was strongly informed by the aspect ratio and high wing loading.