- In
helicopters the
rotorhead is the part of the
rotor ****embly that
joins the
blades to the shaft,
cyclic and
collective mechanisms. It is
sometimes referred...
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pounds (4,535 kg). Seventy-five
percent of the HH-65's structure—including
rotorhead,
rotor blades and fuselage—consists of corrosion-resistant
composite materials...
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Helicopter rotors.
Rotor Analysis -
Blade Element Momentum Theory Helicopter Rotorhead Close-up
Image Gallery "Helicopter Aircraft". US
Patent 2,368,698, for...
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helicopters in hover, the
center of m**** is
always directly below the
rotorhead. In
forward flight, the
center of m**** will move
forward to
balance the...
- a one-hour run-dry transmission, fibergl****
rotor blades,
elastomeric rotorhead bearings, and the
option of
either skid or
wheeled landing gear. The helicopter...
- semi-rigid
rotorhead, the
phase lag is 90 degrees. For
systems that are
hinged at some
distance from the axis of rotation, such as an
articulated rotorhead, the...
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slightly offset,
phase lag will be 80-90 degrees,
however a semi-rigid
rotorhead will
typically have
phase lag of 75-80 degrees.
Phase lag is not caused...
- page on GlobalAircraft.org AH-1
Cobra briefing room on AirCav.com AH-1
HueyCobra page on
Rotorhead.org AH-1
Cobra Photo Galleries on MidwaySailor.com...
- rotorcraft. It
required a high
level of
regular lubrication, the main
rotorhead alone featuring 20
grease nipples that had to be re-lubricated
after every...
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Bristol Brabazon. A
single fuselage bay, as pictured, plus
rotors and
rotorhead mast survived, and are on
display at The
Helicopter Museum, Weston-super-Mare...
