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Fig. 1. UWI-1 Strut modifier at a Reynolds number of 332000.
Fig. 2: UWI-2 Strut modifier at a Reynolds number of 332000.
Table 1. XFOIL Drag Coefficients for the different strut modifiers. UWI 1 UWI 2 UWI 3
Table 2. Drag coefficient variation with Reynolds number for Experimental versus Simulated
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