The coning angle of the rotor blades is the angle between
- the horizontal and the rotor blades.
- the rotor blades and the tip path plane.
- the normal axis and the rotor blades.
Explanation from PART66Online
The coning angle is the angle between the rotor blade (its spanwise axis) and the tip-path plane, formed as lift bends the blades upward about the flapping hinge. It increases with higher lift or lower rotor RPM. It is measured relative to the tip-path plane, not the horizon directly.
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Jordi asked · 28 Sep 2021
I think this is also wrong.It should be horizontal plane and tip oath od the blades.
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