Melissa P
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I´m going to calculate the Mean Aerodynamics Chord MAC but I need the distance of the line in red
How can I calculate?
Please!
The discussion centers on calculating the Mean Aerodynamic Chord (MAC) for a wing, specifically focusing on determining the necessary distance from a diagram. Participants emphasize the importance of geometry in this calculation, suggesting methods to locate the centroid of each wing section. The conversation highlights that while the values in the example are not real, geometric principles can be applied to derive the required distances. A specific method involving vertical lines to assist in finding the MAC is recommended.
PREREQUISITESAeronautical engineers, students studying fluid dynamics, and professionals involved in aircraft design will benefit from this discussion.
no,I should find this distanceberkeman said:Welcome to PhysicsForums.
Is that wing from a particular aircraft? If so, you can probably find the dimensions online somewhere.
Is this question for schoolwork? If so what is the full problem statement. If not, what is the application?
There are quite a few red lines in that diagram.Melissa P said:Summary:: Hi!
I´m going to calculate the Mean Aerodynamics Chord MAC but I need the distance of the line in red
Welcome, Melissa!Melissa P said:no,I should find this distance
The values aren´t real. Geometry should be used
This is a example for a wing.But,I need that distance to solve the MAC