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Bernoulli Principle
History of Planes
Gas
Airplanes
Vocab
100
It's the principle of flight.
What is the Bernoulli principle?
100
It's because of the design that the air going into the jet makes it louder.
What makes the Boeing 737 bad.
100
It holds 6900 gallons of jet fuel.
How much gas does the Boeing 737 500s hold?
100
It holds about 189 people.
What is the max capacity of a Boeing 737?
100
The continuous application of force.
What is pressure?
200
The airfoil has a thicker edge on the front end and a thinned edge on th rear. It's curved on top and flat on the bottom. This forces the air through which the wing travels to move more quickly over the top than th bottom.
How does the Bernoulli Principle work?
200
It was founded in 1971.
When was Southwest Airlines founded?
200
It holds 75,000 galons of jet fuel.
How much gas does a Boeing 747 hold?
200
Some dogs can get a seat.
Can dogs get their own seat on an airplane?
200
An airplane that takes off or lands in water.
What is a seaplane?
300
He is Swiss.
Where is Daniel Bernoulli from?
300
It was the Vickers Viscount.
What is the first turboprop airplane
300
It can hold about 5,160 gallons.
How much fuel can a Boeing 737 200s hold?
300
It was flown in December 7, 1902
When was the Flyer flown?
300
A training machine on the ground which simulates flight in the air.
What is a simulator?
400
He was born January 29, 1700.
When was Daniel Bernoulli born?
400
They were the inventors of the Flyer.
Who were the Write brothers?
400
It can hold about 5,360 gallons.
How much fuel can a Boeing 737 300s hold?
400
It was produced in 1942.
When was the first Turboprop produced?
400
Warm air mass "sandwiched" between two cold air masses.
What is an occluded front?
500
He died July 27, 1782.
When Daniel Bernoulli die?
500
It flew 120 feet in 12 seconds.
How long did the Flyer fly?
500
It holds about 19,000 gallons.
How much fuel does a Boeing 767 300s hold?
500
There are over 190 seats on it.
How many seats are in a Boeing 737?
500
An instrument which measures the speed at which the engine crank shaft is turning, hencethe propeller speed in rounds per minute (rpm).
What is a tachometer?