Study on the Rudder Effect to the Lateral and Directional Flight Behaviors of the Turbojet Driven Light Aircraft

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The present work focuses on the development of computer code related to the lateral stability analysis on a jet engine aircraft model. The computer code designed in such a way, so for a given aircraft data will produce the result in term of: 1) Lateral directional dimensional stability derivatives, 2) Lateral directional responses following rudder maneuver with respect to the time, 3) The lateral direction transfer function for the rudder maneuvers, 4) The relationship between rudder deflection and lateral angle of attack (sideslip angle) β, the Euler roll angle ɸ, and Euler yaw angle ψ with respect to the time maneuvers. Through this developed computer code can make an assessment the lateral behavior for the turbojet driven light aircraft [1].

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