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Crossover AOA
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Could you give your understanding of the term "crossover AOA"?
I understand the term crossover speed in the context of a flight upset caused by a rudder hardover failure.
That speed below which aileron /spoiler control is lost against the effects of full rudder. That speed will be influenced by AOA because, in general, aileron control is diminished at high AOA.
If the above is what you are after, the answer is probably yes because record 451 can scale roll moment coefficient vs AOA in the presence of sideslip.
Roy
I understand the term crossover speed in the context of a flight upset caused by a rudder hardover failure.
That speed below which aileron /spoiler control is lost against the effects of full rudder. That speed will be influenced by AOA because, in general, aileron control is diminished at high AOA.
If the above is what you are after, the answer is probably yes because record 451 can scale roll moment coefficient vs AOA in the presence of sideslip.
Roy