18 results with keyword: 'stall control naca aerofoil low reynolds numbers'
When the angle of attack is greater than 12 ⁰ , the difference of lift coefficient appears to be obvious, especially at the angle above stall angle (15 ⁰ ). This may be because
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this low Reynolds number flow is steady laminar and no vortex formation behind the trailing edge.
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The C p distributions for δ f = 20 ◦ presented in figure 4(e) and δ f = 40 ◦ presented in figure 4(f) obtained along the centerline (y/s=0.5) of the model indicate that the zero
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The results show that the performance of seagull airfoil is superior to the NACA 4412 airfoil and it is suitable for small-power wind driven generators.. And the normal working
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their respective uncertainty ranges. At Stations 2 and 3, due to the convergence of the vortices towards Station 1, the separation bubble has been fragmented
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In the sharp tip calculations using fully turbulent computations, this is most likely too high, which resulted in the fine structures being damped out, with only one bubble
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Upper surface coefficient of lift distribution for 70% span at v = 30.60m/s, 45.90 m/s, 61.20m/s Instead, for leading-edge stall such as the result predicted, we observed that
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Although this unsteady motion appears to be similar to the ‘jostling’ motion reported earlier in [3], the current computational results show for the first time (to
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The unsteady flow characteristics of the NACA 0012 airfoil undergoing dynamic stall are investigated with com- putational fluid dynamics using the URANS equations with Menter’s k- ω
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Ultra-low Reynolds number flow; NACA 0008 airfoil; aerodynamic shape optimization; adjoint
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Figures 2a-c show the skin friction coefficient on the lower and upper surfaces of the aerofoil, as functions of the position along the chord, for different high Reynolds numbers at
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Surface pressure fluctuations have been measured on flows over airfoils to investigate these fluctuations in more complex geometries. Paterson et al. [94] used embedded mi- crophones
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At low Reynolds numbers and at small angles of attack, the flow remains laminar near the leading edge and separates due to the strong adverse pressure gradient
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This is indicated by the fact that the inner fringes near the leading edge initially run parallel to the upper surface and then turn sharply towards the surface (Figs, la and Ib)..
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Local loss of static pressure on the top surface of supercritical aerofoil gradually varies with the mach number and covers whole of surface even at low transonic range
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