Movable wing for weight and balance management
A wing and fuselage technology that is applied in the field of aircraft and can solve problems such as the impact of payload and fuel carrying capacity, and the net reduction in aircraft capability and efficiency.
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[0024] figure 1 An exemplary aerial vehicle 10 is shown in the form of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) 10 , or drone, in which a movable airframe according to the present disclosure may be implemented. In an illustrative example, aircraft 10 may include fuselage 12 having nose 14 at the forward end and tail 16 at the rear end having engine housings to drive propellers 18 and generate 10 thrust. A longitudinal axis 20 passes through the fuselage 12 from nose 14 to tail 16 and a transverse axis 22 perpendicular to longitudinal axis 20 extends from wing tip to wing tip. The aircraft 10 also includes a wing assembly 24 formed from a central wing 26 having a left wing 28 and a right wing 30 extending outward therefrom in a transverse direction, and an empennage 36 extending rearwardly and having an empennage mounted therebetween. The left truss 32 and the right truss 34. Fuselage 12 may be mounted to wing assembly 24 in a manner that allows forward and aft movement of fuselage ...
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