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Nitro4 Development by Bill Hansen

spoetnik·6 dec 2014 · 1 min lezen
spoetnik · 6 dec 2014 · 1 min
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Bill Hansen gibt Einblicke in die Designschmiede. Wat macht der Durchmesser bei einer LE-Tube für einen Unterschied bei einem Tubekite und in welcher Beziehung steht das zu den Bridles?

Bill Hansen erzählt uns folgendes:

"The Nitro series is an SLE (Supported Leading Edge) Bridled kite. As such, it relies on a bridle to support the leading edge and maintain shape under load. However, when de-powered, the bridle tension is much reduced and the resulting loss of support to the Leading Edge allows it to move about constrained mostly by the inherent structural integrity provided by the tube diameters and internal pressure. Being a high performance design where low drag and upwind efficiency are key criteria, the tube diameters are relatively small with a lower unsupported stiffness. The obvious solution to build higher form stability is a larger Leading Edge tube diameter with a compromise to efficiency. The other possibility is a more complex bridle to add support to the Leading Edge when de-powered."

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