Empennage
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Empennage appears to be the standard word in English for "tail assembly" of an aircraft.[1] The word derives from French, where it has apparently the same meaning.[2]
Lacet on French Wikipedia handles stability via a vertical fin.
Tangage on French Wikipedia handles stability via an horizontal fin.
References
This wiki has 4 patents in category "Empennage". Other techtypes related to Empennage: CA 244/70, Empennage
Patents in category Empennage
- Patent FR-1910-416049 (English title: Airplane with rudder-balancer, Inventors: Hector-Georges Villeneuve, Filing date: 1910-03-31)
- Patent BE-1910-230659 (English title: Improvements to airplanes, Inventors: Jacques-Jules Sloan, Filing date: 1910-11-23)
- Patent FR-1912-447724 (English title: Improvements to aeroplanes with stability by construction, Inventors: Arthur Hemmer, Filing date: 1912-08-29)
- Patent GB-1915-10660 (English title: Improvements in or relating to Aeroplanes, Inventors: Edward Arnold Masters, Filing date: 1915-07-22)
Publications referring to Empennage
- Renard, 1904, L'empennage des carènes des ballons dirigeables (Simple title: The empennage of the hulls of airships, Journal: C. R. Acad. Sci. • Rev. Ind. • Le Gén. Civ.)
- Renard, 1904, Sur l'empennage des carènes des ballons dirigeables (Simple title: On the empennage of the hulls of dirigible balloons, Journal: C. R. Acad. Sci.)
- Rivière, 1913, L'Empennage (Simple title: The empennage, Journal: L'Aérophile)
Enclosing categories | Tail |
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Keywords | Empennage, Tail assembly, Incidence, Stability, Control |
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