A technical consultant came to the Bishe project team. At the first discussion meeting, the two held different opinions on the aerodynamic layout plan. One insisted on the lift advantage of a large aspect ratio, and the other pointed out the structural risks of wing root bending moment. A mutual sympathy arose in the exchange of words, and then I discovered that the other party had seen all of his competition works and remembered every technical detail.
They stayed up early in the morning in the wind tunnel laboratory and worked on online modeling in CATIA until late at night. During load verification and tolerance analysis again and again, they embedded each other into the design drawings of life. Like the aspect ratio of the wing root, the greater the load, the more afraid it is to let go.
This is a story about flying, but also a story about landing - when two people who grew up in love finally meet, what they have to learn is how to catch each other steadily.
The biggest fear of a high-aspect-ratio wing is not the wind, but not knowing where to fly. And they happen to be in the same direction.
Intention: There is a destination in the clouds, and the direction of landing is you.