Unfurlable member for increasing wing surface area

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft sustentation – Sustaining airfoils

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244 46, B64C 354

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047445343

ABSTRACT:
An unfurlable sheet is normally stored within a hollowed fillet existing between the fuselage of an aircraft and a confronting edge of the aircraft wing. When the surface area of the wing is to be increased, the sheet is unfurled so that it becomes coplanar with the edge of the wing and the confronting surface of the fuselage. By unfurling the sheet during a "deep stall" condition, the downward vertical velocity of the aircraft may be appreciably diminished.

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