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Lock number1 CONSTRUCTLock numberJOHNSON · ROTORCRAFT

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Rotorcraft engineering

a nondimensional ratio of aerodynamic to inertial forces on a rotor blade, governing flapping response and damping.

In rotorcraft engineering, Lock number refers to a nondimensional ratio of aerodynamic to inertial forces on a rotor blade, governing flapping response and damping. This meaning comes from Johnson (1980) in Helicopter theory.[1]

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References

  1. Johnson, W. (1980). Helicopter theory. Princeton. ISBN 9780691079714

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