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referenceType Complex Type

Reference values

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Schema: Empty

Base Type
Usages
Children
NameOccurrencesDescription
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      Element area[0, 1]

Reference area (typically planform area)

      Element length[0, 1]

Reference length (typically Mean Aerodynamic Chord MAC). In CPACS, only one reference length exists (and is used, e.g. for all three moment coefficients. Coordinates given relative to MAC shall always use this length as MAC.

      Element point[0, 1]

Moment reference point (in global coordinate system). The x-coordinate is typically chosen same as of the leading edge of the wing in the spanwise section having a chordlength identical to MAC. Coordinates given as %MAC shall always use this x-coordinate and length (e.g. 0%MAC = x, 100%MAC = x + length). The y coordinate is typically 0. The z coordinate is often chosen either as 0., or as z of fueselage nose or as z of middle of center fuselage part.

Attributes
NameTypeRequiredDescription
Attribute externalDataDirectorySimple Type string

Directory of the external data file

Attribute externalDataNodePathSimple Type string

Path of the node inside the external data file

Attribute externalFileNameSimple Type string

Name of the external data file

Remarks
Reference values of the aircraft model