Fowler Flaps

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Название	:	Fowler Flaps
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I love them, hence my screename
Comment from : @12345fowler

typical a350 flaps
Comment from : @royalairmaroc001

Perfect speed to easily follow the moving parts, Excellent video!
Comment from : @adambergendorff2702

👍👍
Comment from : @nomikhan747

Always fascinated by the mechanical engineering involved in coming up with these mechanisms I want to know how it is calculated ie for x motion I need y linkage
Comment from : @andredegraaf1643

Great video though imho it'd be even better if you included graphics of the airflow so viewers not in the know can see what the purpose of Fowler flaps is?
Comment from : @andydporter5136

Verylike
Comment from : @shamalperera4875

A toast to Mr Fowler !! Here Here !!
Comment from : @mikemiller659

What makes this a Fowler flap and not just a flap? Is it the bottom hinged part of the flap? I can see how hinging it like that allows it to be more curved but I could still think of the whole assembly as one flap
Comment from : @jackhammer111

What I find especially amazing about this setup is that these linkages allow the very complicated synchronization of each component of the flaps to be done with just a single actuator
Comment from : @bobogus7559

these flaps belong to the triple 7
Comment from : @Marianito1234

Magnificent Well done!
Comment from : @robjohnson8522

That is some sophisticated linkage right here
Comment from : @jaehaerys9194

Imagine being the guy told to go out and design this for an aircraft 😲
Comment from : @TheUtuber999

Really excellent video Better would be to put in the sound that flaps make while in operation, eg in the workshop
Comment from : @thomaskraus834

Rubbish soundtrack
Comment from : @donaldstanfield8862

Rube Goldberg would be proud of this wonderful and detailed animation
Comment from : @katout75

What beautiful mechanism! As a kid I've always wondered how fowler flaps extend in and out Thanks to this video now I have full understanding
Comment from : @envitech02

reminds me of bird wings
Comment from : @RifaOnGaming

Long may we remember Fowler! Would love to see a set of massive triple-slotters as worn by our mate the B747 ;-)
Comment from : @MichaelChapman

That's a very complicated linkage but its ingenious and works like a dream!
Comment from : @envitech02

yo dawg I heard you like wings so I put some wings in your wings so you can fly while you fly
Comment from : @ArtietheArchon

Now that's some serious geometry
Comment from : @drfiberglass

I invite anyone to model these exciting designs by Nathan Coopedge: wwwquoracom/q/nathancoppedgeblog/Nathan-Coppedge-s-TOP-PERPETUAL-MOTION-MACHINES
Comment from : @NathanCoppedgeVideos

aka inboard aileron/flaperon
Comment from : @blueguycommenteryt7054

Thanks
Comment from : @ever_calzada2712

It’s sooo hot!❤️
Comment from : @user-xx8pv6ir8y

Isn't how my wifes flaps work
Comment from : @craigeagle9209

Es ist mir ein Rätsel wie diese filigrane Mechanik die enormen Kräfte der Lüftströmung standhalten kann Diese Flaps erhöhen ja nicht nur die Tragfähigkeit des Flügel sondern verringernbrauch noch durch mehr Luftwiderstand die Gleitgeschwindigkeit Darum werden die Flaps und die Vorflügel für eine höchstmögliche Reisegeschwindigkeit wieder eingefahren weil diebrStrömung schneller wird und damit für den Auftrieb reicht Aber wie das ganze hält (insbesondere bei einem Cargo Jumbo) kann ich nicht nachvollziehen
Comment from : @erichjeske

👍thanks 👍 I know the mechanics of flaps now
Comment from : @typhoonalex

Do you sells?
Comment from : @alexandrebrito3945

i like it
Comment from : @TegoSuwarto

What’s the difference between Fowler and slotted? I don’t understand the difference
Comment from : @bulamoves2987

asombroso mecanismo
Comment from : @luisaugustorealesfernandez7392

Проверь нагрузки в solidworks
Comment from : @Azamatmuhametov

Seems so fragile All these moving parts just for moving a piece of wing?
Comment from : @1StIwY1

Clever Mr/Ms/Dr/ Prof/ Rev Fowler
Comment from : @johndean4998

Ok for how it move, but we need to know how it work with the aerodynamic too
Comment from : @joelchao1

It is my big question when I take plane, today I get the answer
Comment from : @Allen-wk5sc

Whoever invented those flaps is a genius 😎😎😎😎👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : @guytero8812

Show projeto expetacular
Comment from : @ricardoalves5092

does anyone here have the patent number or the design name of this fowler flaps? please inform me, thx
Comment from : @PinCYen

Very good video I've seen other videos that show all the movement from an outside perspective, but seeing this demonstration of the internal mechanism at work is more interesting Fascinating stuff, good work 👍
Comment from : @valobrien9596

Please have mercy on us peasants
Comment from : @masso172

Does someone know how to dimension the mechanism in order to achieve the movement desired?
Comment from : @xavivalls1719

I love Fowler flaps as that is my surname
Comment from : @bugproductions9050

Nossa muito loco, o professor Juju manda bem mesmo em, UTFPR-LD é muito loco !!!
Comment from : @DiegoHenrique-gs9pj

What gives the initial movement to this?
Comment from : @ezio-fe9su

IKt would have been cooler to simply animate the slotted fowlers on the Boeing 727 and 737 series
Comment from : @crsvetteii1753

Someone has kinematic analysis of this?
Comment from : @ezio-fe9su

I wonder how do this mechanism can hold the wind force in such hi speed, in thousand landing and take off cycle in every condition (clear, rain, snow, etc)? Such an engineering art
Comment from : @lukmanseptaekwara4095

Fowler flaps are amazing Very complicated design Studied this in engineering All Boeing 737, 727s use this The idea is not to drop the flaps down in one piece like a Cessna But three different flaps in sequence That still allows airflow to get threw each gap Each flap is designed like a wing Air flows between each flap Thus reducing drag and creating lift
Comment from : @billr2220

Very strange music
Comment from : @JustMe-zu4ex

That is truly a work of art It reminds me of some of the complicated linkage setups that BMW and Mercedes have for their roof retraction that folds into the trunk Engineers are awesome
Comment from : @robbiehobbs2009

Ok Flaps come out and retract So what?
Comment from : @alexandrosstergiou7688

Excellent video thank you very much Can we have the same one for the leading edges, please?
Comment from : @STEN3326

機体を支える強度がすごい
Comment from : @zzzsuyami

I'll stick with the C-17, thank you!
Comment from : @ericdixon2898

I am not a pilot but I love aviation I enjoy learning it I play flight simulator too I really don't understand the purpose ( if not the reason ) of disliking this videoI guess it's the " how-did - I -end-up-here syndrome "
Comment from : @alaionn7582

Excellent never before it was so realastic pls arrange 3D plane crash investigation
Comment from : @shaukatsamad2510

quanto a pressao do vento
Comment from : @sergiomoreira6590

Excellent video Great piece of mechanics
Comment from : @Garythegangster

1 motor to run a 14 bar linkage awesome to see this work
Comment from : @perjalananmasihjauh

A primeira vez que eu vi este tipo de flaps foi num lockeed Lodestar, há muito tempobrThe first time i saw the Flower flaps was a long time ago in the Lockeed Lodestar
Comment from : @SergioDuarteSilva

Similar to a 777's flaps
Comment from : @dielan1240

The mechanics look like someone doing the most insane pull-ups
Comment from : @crispereira2020

Very reliable, I played the video for a half million times, they are still working!
Comment from : @alexabadi7458

2 minutes and 9 seconds and not a single word is spoken - what a complete waste of time
Comment from : @erbenton07

관절이 너무 많이 그려졌네요 지금은 모두 하이드러로 동작되어 보다 간단하게 플랩이 동작합니다
Comment from : @yangsuyi3395

Cool music also: what is its title ?
Comment from : @beaconmania

Piss flaps?
Comment from : @inncogneato6341

The flaps are just assumed to be used in take off and landings, amazing in their design and function A piece of engineering art
Comment from : @wolfgangholtzclaw2637

To say the least, I really love these flaps! Excellent illustration without voice-chatterthank you
Comment from : @jimfowler5930

You can thank the fine folks at Lockheed for the development
Comment from : @philliplopez8745

thanks bud :)
Comment from : @akshaynaveen621

767 flaps?
Comment from : @mhsiehmd

could I get the bars dimentions please?
Comment from : @juanmanuel86

I understand you won't share your files, any chance you can help me with some references that you used to get your designbrThank you
Comment from : @alexvazquez6634