Flight Tests on U.S.S. Los Angeles. Part II : Stress and Strength Determination (1930)
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7 FLIGHT TESTS ON U. S. S. LOS ANGELES be thought that in a steady turn, the stresses in any one member would vary in only one direc- tion from the normal; but, in reality, there is a reversal of stress even in maneuvers not involving a reversal of the helm. The reason for this is that when the… … Fioure 4—Recording apparatus, interior seen from behind tion. This produces a moment to bend the airship in the opposite sense to the direction of the coming turn. In other words, during the initial period of angular acceleration, the forces on the bow and stern act outwardly from the center of the…
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