Pitot Static
Theory of R/W Flight Part 1
Theory of R/W Flight Part 2
Theory of R/W Flight
Part 3
Theory of R/W Flight Part 4
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These are the terms that have the same meaning as Pitot Pressure

What is..

Ram/Total/Impact Pressure

100

The following describes which Newton Law of Motion?

Main Rotor turns counterclockwise, forcing the nose of the helicopter to turn clockwise. Torque thrust is used to compensate for this action

What is..

Law of Action/Reaction

100

This is the relationship of drag to resultant relative wind

What is..

Parallel

100

this is how the pilot compensates for dissymmetry of lift

What is..

Cyclic feathering 

100

This is the force that causes the fuselage to rotate in the opposite direction of the main rotor rotation

What is..

Torque

200

This is how you determine the mechanical altimeter error in your aircraft 

What is..

Set field elevation in the altimeter then compare the kollsman window setting with the current altimeter setting

200

This flight control changes the angle of incidence on all blades simultaneously

What is..

The Collective

200

These are the forces are a compromise of rotor blade coning 

What is..

Centrifugal Force and Lift

200

This is the lift formula  

what is..

L= Cx 1/2 Rho x Surface Area x Velocity2

200

This is the rearward tilting of the rotor disk due to dissymmetry of lift in forward flight.

What is..

Blowback

300

This is the definition of True Airspeed

What is...

Calibrated airspeed corrected for density error (nonstandard pressure and temp)

300

This is how you would recover from dynamic rollover 

What is..

Smooth, moderate reduction of collective lever

300

This is why blade twisting is necessary

What is..

To distribute lifting forces more evenly along the blade

300

The chord is measured from leading edge to trailing edge of the airfoil. What can be determined from this?

What is..

Longitudinal dimension of the airfoil

300

These are the causes of excessive blade coning 

What is..

High gross weight

High G maneuvers

Low rotor RPM

Turbulence 

400

These are the three errors in the airspeed indicator

What is..

Instrument- Error caused by friction damage or binding to gears and levers (friction on the instrument)

Density- Error caused by operating in nonstandard atmosphere (temp and pressure changes, air less dense as altitude increases)

Position/Installation: Error caused by the misalignment of the pitot tube with the relative wind and position of the static vents

400

This is why coning angle is the greatest at the tip of the rotor blade

What is..

Greatest Blade Velocity (Lift is at the Tip)

400

These are the simultaneous conditions for settling with power

What is..

Vertical or near vertical descent at least 300ft//min

20-100% power

slow forward airspeed (<ETL)

400

This is how the blade is twisted along the span of the rotor blade

What is..

Higher angle of incidence at the root, lower angle of incidence at the tip (Higher AoI to a Lower AoI)

400

These are the four methods to overcome translating tendency in single rotor helicopters 

What is..

Rigging the cyclic

Tilting the Mast

AFCS

Applying left cyclic 


500

True or Flase:

When flying into an area of warmer than standard temperature, the indicated altitude will be higher than the true altitude

What is..

False. Indicated airspeed will be lower and true airspeed will be higher 

500

These are the symptoms of retreating blade stall

Abnormal 4:1 Vibrations

Pitch-up of the nose

Tendency to roll toward the tilted side 


500

This is how gyroscopic procession is overcome

What is..

Offsetting the linkage in the cyclic pitch control system to create a 90o ahead of the desired action

500

This is the importance of Center of Pressure

What is..

It is the point along the chord line through which all aerodynamic forces are considered to act

500

These are the recovery procedures for settling with power 

What is..

Increase airspeed with cyclic

Reduce collective as altitude permits

Adjust rotor RPM to normal operating range