Aerodynamics of a stall
June 27, 2011
Using water to demonstrate how a wing produces lift and why it stalls
Posted by roy | Filed Under FAA Flight Training
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It is a creative home experiment. However water is made up of polar molecules and it attracted to the spatula. Air does not behave the same way. But a good experiment though.
Well you did not demonstrate a stalling wing due to the direction of the water stream on TOP of the Flat plate.but you did demonstrate lif ,because your water stream demo is like air top of the wing Instead of the bottom.
wow, they should just sign you off for your CFI checkride now. 🙂
kickass!!
Well, this is not an exact model of stall due a significant difference between water and air. But to grab a picture of how stall occurs – is the perfect example )!
Excellent !!!
creative thinking. thanx 4 sharing.
This is fantastic. Well done!
Nice Demonstration
yeaH!! i Wil MAKE MY pRoToTypE WT tEsTS ThiS ChEAp WaY!!! PaRt bY PaRT!! PiCe bye PiECE!!
That’s a cool way of looking at it…