AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2021 Forum 2021
DOI: 10.2514/6.2021-3271
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Flight Dynamics Analysis using High Altitude & Mach Number for Generic Air-Breathing Hypersonic Vehicle

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“…The full nonlinear forces and moments equation for the 3DOF longitudinal dynamics is given in Eq. ( 8) to (11), which includes the axial force equation (U), normal force equation (W), pitching moment equation (q), and kinematic equation (ΞΈ ).Where Xa is axial aerodynamic force, XS is axial buoyancy force, XT is axial thrust force, Za is normal aerodynamic force, ZS is buoyancy force in normal direction along z-axis, ZT is normal thrust force, Ma is aerodynamic pitching moment along y-axis, Ms is buoyancy pitching moment due to buoyancy about CG and MT is thrust moment along y-axis or pitching moment. In linearizing the nonlinear equation of motion from Eqns.…”
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“…The full nonlinear forces and moments equation for the 3DOF longitudinal dynamics is given in Eq. ( 8) to (11), which includes the axial force equation (U), normal force equation (W), pitching moment equation (q), and kinematic equation (ΞΈ ).Where Xa is axial aerodynamic force, XS is axial buoyancy force, XT is axial thrust force, Za is normal aerodynamic force, ZS is buoyancy force in normal direction along z-axis, ZT is normal thrust force, Ma is aerodynamic pitching moment along y-axis, Ms is buoyancy pitching moment due to buoyancy about CG and MT is thrust moment along y-axis or pitching moment. In linearizing the nonlinear equation of motion from Eqns.…”
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“…In linearizing the nonlinear equation of motion from Eqns. ( 8) to (11), small perturbation theory is applied, where squares of variables and coupling derivatives are omitted and small angle assumption is used. An example of a complete expression of the aerodynamic force in x-axis is given in Eq.…”
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