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The phrase "aerodynamic stall" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of aviation and fluid dynamics to describe a condition where an aircraft or airfoil loses lift due to a high angle of attack or insufficient airflow.
Example: "The pilot was trained to recognize the signs of an aerodynamic stall and take corrective action immediately."
Alternatives: "lift loss" or "stall condition".
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The plane that crashed was in such an aerodynamic stall.
An excessively rapid ascent is likely to cause an airplane to go into an aerodynamic stall.
Planes that exceed their maximum altitude may lose lift, causing an aerodynamic stall.
Insufficient lift can produce an aerodynamic stall, which can cause a plane to plummet.
An excessively rapid ascent is likely to cause a plane to go into an aerodynamic stall.
"At that altitude, the thin air, the wings won't support the aircraft at that speed and you get an aerodynamic stall".
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Similar training should be required in recognizing the approach to and recovery from high-altitude aerodynamic stalls, the report said.
This code provides reliable results only if a proper brake state model and aerodynamic post-stall model are implemented.
The purpose of the present paper is to study the flutter instability and forced response of a non-rotating helicopter blade model with a parabolic or cubic and freeplay torsional stiffness non-linearity based upon the semi-empirical (linear and) non-linear ONERA stall aerodynamic model.
Radial flow along the blades is taken into account, thus increasing the experimental CL distribution in the stalled aerodynamic region, based on CFD 3D results.
Combined effects of k and ϕ can change the aerodynamic loads during dynamic stall significantly compared to loads from a case with a steady incident velocity.
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