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Determination of Velocity and Pressure Distribution along the Surface of Annular Aerofoils with Thick Symmetrical Sections

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 July 2016

Svetopolk Pivko*
Affiliation:
Aerotechnical Institute, Beograd-Zarkovo, Yugoslavia

Extract

An approximate method is shown for the estimation of the velocity and pressure distribution over the surface of circular annular aerofoils with thick symmetrical sections, at zero incidence.

Figure 1 shows an annular aerofoil or profiled ring obtained when an aerofoil with symmetrical section rotates about an axis.

From the theory of wing sections it is known that the aerodynamic effect of a symmetrical aerofoil section, at zero angle of attack, may be approximately replaced by the effect of sources and sinks distributed along the chord of the section.

Type
Technical Notes
Copyright
Copyright © Royal Aeronautical Society 1956

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