航空专业英语 Flight Theory 失速.pptx

3.4 Stall ;When enough lift-producing downwash is replaced by swirling eddies of disturbed air, lift begins to decrease.;At this point the airfoil is stalled. By definition, a stall occurs when lift decreases as a result of an increase in angle of attack. ;The angle of attack at which the stall begins is called the critical angle of attack. ;It must be emphasized that only angle of attack is responsible for the stall process; neither speed nor the attitude of the aircraft controls it. ;An airfoil stalls any time the critical angle of attack is exceeded.;A stall can occur at any airspeed and in any aircraft attitude.;The only way to recover from a stall is to reduce the angle of attack.