CLMNANAL, a C++ program for application of the Coleman stability analysis to rotorcraft

CLMNANAL, a C++ program for application of the Coleman stability analysis to rotorcraft

by Michael B. Lance

Part of NASA contractor report -- 201592.

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This book presents a C++ program for performance of a ground-resonance stability analysis of a helicopter using the theories presented by R. P. Coleman and A. M. Feingold in NACA Report 1351 (1958). It was specifically applied to the analysis of powered wind-tunnel models at the NASA Langley 14-by-22 Foot Subsonic Tunnel.

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