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Different types of flaps Source: http://www.cfinotebook.net/notebook/operation-of-aircraft-systems/high-lift-devices
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Our team is formed around an annual competition held by the Society of Automotive
Engineers - Aero Design Challenge. The main objective of the competition is to design an
aircraft that is capable of lifting as much weight as possible while taking into account the
available power and aircraft’s length, width, and height requirements. Also special at...
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