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Consider a torsionally elastic (GJ = 8000 lb-in2) wind tunnel model of a uniform wing, the ends of which are rigidly fastened (fixed) to the wind tunnel walls. The model is a symmetric airfoil with a span of 3 ft and a chord length of 6 in. The total lift-curve slope is 6 per rad. The aerodynamic center is located at the quarter-chord, and both the mass centroid and the elastic axis are at the mid-chord. (a) Calculate the divergence dynamic pressure at sea level. (b) Calculate the divergence airspeed at sea level.

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Consider a torsionally elastic (GJ = 8000 lb-in2) wind tunnel model of a uniform wing-example-1
Consider a torsionally elastic (GJ = 8000 lb-in2) wind tunnel model of a uniform wing-example-2
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(a) 148.148 lb/ft^2

(b) 62.245 ft/s

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In this question, we are asked to calculate the divergence dynamic pressure at sea level and the divergence airspeed at sea level of a torsionally elastic wind tunnel of model of uniform wing.

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Consider a torsionally elastic (GJ = 8000 lb-in2) wind tunnel model of a uniform wing-example-1
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