yaw control
[/jɔ kənˈtroʊl/]
noun
controle de guinada
1. A system or mechanism that regulates the rotation of an aircraft, vehicle, or vessel about its vertical axis, preventing unwanted sideways movement
The pilot adjusted the yaw control to maintain a straight flight path during the crosswind landing.
O piloto ajustou o controle de guinada para manter uma trajetória de voo reta durante o pouso com vento lateral.
2. In aviation, the use of rudder pedals or automated systems to manage yaw and prevent adverse yaw during turns
Proper yaw control is essential for coordinated flight maneuvers.
O controle adequado de guinada é essencial para manobras de voo coordenadas.
3. In wind turbines, the mechanism that rotates the nacelle to align with wind direction
The wind turbine's yaw control system automatically adjusts to changing wind conditions.
O sistema de controle de guinada da turbina eólica se ajusta automaticamente às condições variáveis de vento.
This is primarily technical and specialized terminology used in aviation, aeronautics, and wind energy industries in both Brazil and the United States. The term is standardized in international aviation vocabulary and is understood consistently across English and Portuguese-speaking aviation professionals. In Brazil, it is commonly taught in aeronautical engineering programs and is essential terminology for commercial pilot training.
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