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07-27-2007, 09:35 AM
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Lift is caused by the differential pressure between the top of the wing and bottom of same (Bernully's principle) as RAM air (Rapid Air Movement) is "sliced" by the wing as the AC moves forward: low pressure in the top and high pressure in the bottom causes the lift which is controlled by the control suface components (flaps, aielerons,etc.) on the wing. |
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