Dmsaerts@AOL.COM wrote:
> Hi, Mr Coleman yo wrote:
>
> "I don't have the data, but I do remember the graph of the pitch drop after
> a pitch raise. The graph showed scallops between the struts. In other words
> the pitch dropped more between the struts than it did at the struts. This
> indicates that the plate web flexes, but less where there is the support
> of the struts."
>
> The reason could be that there is more space between unisons at the struts.
>
> Cyrillus
No, it is because the struts compress less than the webbing.
Newton
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