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Effects of sweep on controls

Abstract

An analysis of the principal results of recent control-surface research pertinent to transonic flight has been made. An indication of the nature of the changes in control-surface characteristics above the critical speed of the wing and a preliminary design procedure for estimating the effectiveness of flap-type controls on swept wings are presented.

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Lowry, John G, Axelson, John A, Johnson, Harold I. 1948-06-03. Effects of sweep on controls. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930085373

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