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<p>Model the following simple airplane in XFLR5. Use a NACA 0012 for every airfoil. Chord and twist is constant along each lifting surface (wing and tails). Report the eigenvalues and identify the corresponding mode (e.g., dutch roll, spiral). Report the key stability derivatives for static stability: \({C_m}_{,\alpha}, {C_n}_{,\beta}, {C_{roll}}_{, \beta}\). Just use sea-level properties (though it won’t matter for stability derivatives since they are normalized). Note that for stability a viscous analysis is optional. While the drag has a major role in performance, it typically has very little impact on dynamics.</p>
<p>Model the following simple airplane in XFLR5. Use a NACA 0012 for every airfoil. Chord and twist is constant along each lifting surface (wing and tails). Report the eigenvalues and identify the corresponding mode (e.g., dutch roll, spiral). Report the key stability derivatives for static stability: \({C_m}_{,\alpha}, {C_n}_{,\beta}, {C_{roll}}_{, \beta}\). Just use sea-level properties (though it won’t matter for stability derivatives since they are normalized). Note that for stability a viscous analysis is optional. While the drag has a major role in performance, it typically has very little impact on dynamics. The most helpful <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtl5ylS6jdP6uOxzSJKPnUsvMbkmalfKg">videos</a> for this problem are the first few minutes of 12, the first half of 13, and 14.</p>

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