Article | REF: TRP4048 V1

The Flying Wing with Hydrogen. Design, Challenges and Stakes

Author: Yves GOURINAT

Publication date: February 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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    2. Flying wing features and challenges

    2.1 Structure

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    2.1.1 Flight loads

    A major advantage of the flying wing is its homogeneous spanwise load distribution. In a conventional aircraft, the presence of concentrated masses (mainly the fuselage and powerplant) leads to sudden variations in shear force in the wing. In a flying wing, if the payload and propulsion are distributed throughout the wing, the bending moment is much smoother. Figure 14 shows the lift in...

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