High performance forward swept wing aircraft

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft – heavier-than-air – Airplane and fluid sustained

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244 124, 244207, 244 45A, 244 55, B64C 2104, B64D 2902

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ABSTRACT:
A high performance aircraft capable of subsonic, transonic and supersonic speeds employs a forward swept wing planform and at least one first-and-second-solution ejector located on the inboard section of the wing. A high degree of flow control on the inboard sections of the wing is achieved along with improved maneuverability and control of pitch, roll and yaw. Lift loss is delayed to higher angles of attack than in conventional aircraft. In one embodiment the ejectors may be advantageously positioned spanwise on the wing while the ductwork is kept to a minimum.

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