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Camber may
refer to a
variety of
curvatures and angles:
Camber angle, the
angle made by the
wheels of a
vehicle Camber beam, an
upward curvature of a joist...
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being more
convex (positive
camber). An
airfoil that is not
cambered is
called a
symmetric airfoil. The
benefits of
cambering were
discovered and first...
- shape, and the
numerical designator ("NACA 2415," for instance)
specified camber lines,
maximum thickness, and
special nose features.
These figures and shapes...
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Camber angle is one of the
angles made by the
wheels of a vehicle; specifically, it is the
angle between the
vertical axis of a
wheel and the vertical...
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Camber Sands is a
beach in East Sus****, UK, in the
village of
Camber, near Rye. It is the only sand dune
system in East Sus****, and is east of the estuary...
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Camber thrust and
camber force are
terms used to
describe the
force generated perpendicular to the
direction of
travel of a
rolling tire due to its camber...
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Camber Castle, also
known formerly as
Winchelsea Castle, is a 16th-century
Device Fort,
built near Rye by King
Henry VIII to
protect the Sus****
coast of...
- are: Front:
Caster (left & right) Front:
Camber (left & right) Front: Toe (left,
right & total) Rear:
Camber (left & right) Rear: Toe (left,
right & total)...
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Variable camber is a
feature of some of
aircraft wings that
changes the
camber (or curvature) of the main
aerofoil during flight. In one system, the leading...
- In building, a
camber beam is a
piece of
timber cut archwise, and
steel bent or rolled, with an
obtuse angle in the middle,
commonly used in platforms...