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This example creates a simple wing composed by a RAE 101 airfoil section with 12% thickness, as mentioned in the tutorial. If I understand correctly, the information about the airfoil used to generate the wing is passed in the code section 04) MONITORS DEFINITIONS, where the file "xf-rae101-il-1000000.csv" is assigned to the parameter "airfoilpolar" of the function "generate_calc_aerodynamicforce".
I have two questions:
Is this the file used to assign the airfoil geometry?;
If yes, how is this file structured?;
Thank you
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Check the file in the default database to see the format. This file is used to calculate the parasitic drag (friction + form drag) on the wing, and you can use any other file found in airfoiltools.com.
Hello everyone,
I have run the simple wing example available at this link: https://flow.byu.edu/FLOWUnsteady/examples/wing-4p2aoa/
This example creates a simple wing composed by a RAE 101 airfoil section with 12% thickness, as mentioned in the tutorial. If I understand correctly, the information about the airfoil used to generate the wing is passed in the code section 04) MONITORS DEFINITIONS, where the file "xf-rae101-il-1000000.csv" is assigned to the parameter "airfoilpolar" of the function "generate_calc_aerodynamicforce".
I have two questions:
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: