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Loads on a Wing “The Glider” by Frati

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proppastie

proppastie

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Looking at the reference I seem to have found a simple explanation of the loads on a wing. While not elliptical or the Shenk method which I understand is considered more accurate but not as conservative and the safety factor of 2 (not 1.5 but noted), are there any comments? It seems rather straight forward and simple.



http://www.seqair.com/TheGlider/TheGlider.pdf

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