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Aeronautics

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Published: 1920

Total Pages: 884

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Applied Hydro- and Aeromechanics

Author: Oskar Karl Gustav Tietjens

Publisher: Courier Corporation

Published: 1957-01-01

Total Pages: 338

ISBN-13: 048660375X

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Prandtl was one of the great theorists of aerodynamics and this work has long been considered one of the finest introductory works in the field. Topics include flow through pipes, Prandtl's own work on boundary layers, drag, airfoil theory, and entry conditions for flow in a pipe.

Aeronautics in Theory and Experiment

Author: William Lewis Cowley

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Published: 2019

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ISBN-13: 9780243649471

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Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of the Subsonic-flow Fields Beneath Swept and Unswept Wings with Tails of Vortex-induced Velocities

Author: William J. Alford

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Published: 1956

Total Pages: 100

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The flow-field characteristics beneath swept and unswept wings as determined by potential-flow theory are compared with the experimentally determined flow fields beneath swept and unswept wing-fuselage combinations. The potential-flow theory utilized considered both the spanwise and chordwise distributions of vorticity as well as the wing-thickness effects. The perturbation velocities induced by a unit horseshoe vortex are included in tabular form.

Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of Arbitrary Aspect Ratio, Supercavitating Hydrofoils Operating Near the Free Water Surface

Author: Virgil E. Johnson

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Published: 1957

Total Pages: 104

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Abstract: The existing two-dimensional theory for the characteristics of supercavitating hydrofoils operating at zero cavitation number is modified to include the effects of camber, aspect ratio, and depth of submersion. For a comparison with the theory, two aspect-ratio-1 hydrofoils, a flat plate and one with a cambered lower surface, were tested by operating them near the water surface so that their upper surfaces were completely ventilated. The data obtained verified the theory to within 3 percent. Some experimental data are also presented for the models operating at nonzero cavitation number for both air and water-vapor-filled cavities.