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- Page 5 and 6: The Design, Qualification and Maint
- Page 7 and 8: Contents Executive Summary iii Synt
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- Page 11 and 12: It became evident bat the classical
- Page 13 and 14: T-4 PAPERS PRESENTED AT "HE WORKSHO
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- Page 30 and 31: SUMMARY A review of two different l
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- Page 34 and 35: FIGURE S 3. SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF
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- Page 42 and 43: - - .- SUMMARY Present paper is tre
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I second BRAKE PRESS& BRAKE TORQUE
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Fig. A-1 AKE RISE TlME BRAKING DRAG
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0-2 0 IO TIME (s) 20 Fig. 2-1 An ex
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4-4 itself able to predict it; 3) b
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4-6 In Fig. 5.1-3 qualitative respo
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4-8 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 vc (dS) 0.2
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4-10 Mod' ieems to L give satis :to
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4-12 model and the brush model (see
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- Summary: Fuselage Vibration Contr
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tems usually require a heavy and co
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control law parameters or some para
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._ The following existing runway Nr
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with J CLRMS = j(iz-Xm) dt (4.6) r,
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Power Spectral Density of Cockpit A
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Dynamic Behaviour of Motorbikes F.
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Figure 1: Ezomples of wheel suspens
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for c: # 0 but kL = 0, we obtain th
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The linear theory, however, does in
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n ~ ~~ Figure 9 Model for ihe mofio
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- - of the wheel together with the
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possible to accomplish a local extr
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- - - - ia 1 LMPUTUDE (lldegree) U.
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etillness factor CR [Nm/deg] U 2 2s
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0.02 0.01 As result there can be co
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_ 2x Example: Contact with plane in
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[Nastg 1) [NYb731 [Pac66] [ Ruf831
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- - LANDING GEAR SHIMMY - DE HAVILL
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the purpose for presenting the abov
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. . Establish standardized terminol
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exception - the tire time constantr
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Unsteady Tire Dynamics and the Appl
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V T- zt 20 zrn bottom dew wheel cen
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I . ‘ V I)R (nose to the right) F
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9-2 Solutions of (3) correspond to
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9-4 3.2 Numerical simulation of fri
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9-6 A second test campaign was perf
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9-8 Fnqwncy mxponurfor Bflsmnt8Xddr
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- - - - SUMMARY A Nonlinear Model f
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UPPER PISTON BEAR LOWER PISTON BEAR
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the lower strut) is ~ c = p { ~pcol
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3. MORELAND POINT-CONTACT TIRE MODE
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UTAW 3.4. Tire Oynamies Summing for
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REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE 1. Recipi
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