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Cristiano
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When I see a paper where it is explained the wind effect on an airplane, I always see a kinematics problem.
Now I'm interested in calculating the wind effect starting from the force that the wind exert on the aircraft surfaces.
I know that F= 0.5 * rho * V2 * A * C and I also know that if we have 10 m/s head wind, the airplane decelerate of exactly that speed, but when I put that force in my program, I obtain a much smaller deceleration.
Please, could someone explain?
Now I'm interested in calculating the wind effect starting from the force that the wind exert on the aircraft surfaces.
I know that F= 0.5 * rho * V2 * A * C and I also know that if we have 10 m/s head wind, the airplane decelerate of exactly that speed, but when I put that force in my program, I obtain a much smaller deceleration.
Please, could someone explain?