Glider Reports Samples For Students

Introduction

Newton's Second Law of motion asserts that the acceleration of an object exhibits a direct proportional relationship with the subsequent force acting on it. It explores the relationship that exists between force, mass and acceleration as exhibited by an object. This experiment examines Newton's Second Law of motion by enabling a dwindling weight to speed up a glider of recognised quantity along a track. A thread that links the dwindling mass to the glider is passed above a smart pulley (Knight, 2004). It is imperative to note that the smart pulley exhibits insignificant inertia, low friction and its revolution ...

Prototype Description

The glider prototype has a standard tail and is going to include regular wings made of paper that will act as a representative of an actual glider. Two pieces of wood of the same length are joined to meet at a ninety degree angle. Another two pieces of woods are added to support the glide structure.

Construction

The Balsa glider prototype is constructed using four pieces of wood. Two pieces wood of the same length (each 30cm in length) are attached together at an angle ninety degrees. The two remaining pieces are placed variably to cross each other and meet at the ninety ...

History of airplanes 4

A. Airplane accidents 5
II. Turbulence Detection 7

B. Define 7

C. Benefits 7
III. High cost 8
IV. Air Traffic Control 9
D. Define 9

E. Benefits 10

F. Consequence 10
V. Air navigation system 11

G. Define 11

Aeronautical ground light and radio facilities 11
Advanced control systems 12
Air Traffic Management (ATM) system 12
H. Benefits 13
I. Consequence 13
VI. Conclusion 13

References 15

- Introduction
Aviation industry provides the only transportation networks across the globe and is thus the only dependable business for global business development and tourism. Air transportation is one of the ...