Explain the influence of each of the following on the production of lift on an airfoil.
a. Bernoulli's Principle (How does air speed up over the top of the airfoil?)
b. Newton's Third Law
c. Coanda Effect
d. Magnus Effect
It is due to Magnus Effect
air foil is designed specially such that air above it passes at greater speed than air speed below the coil so that according to Bernoulli’s principle a low pressure will be created above the foil and high pressure created below the foil which gives a upward dynamic lift.
Explain the influence of each of the following on the production of lift on an airfoil....
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Show how each of the following changes to a wing affects the lift curve. Explain the effects on the zero-lift AOA, lift-curve slope, and the maximum cl value. State a few high-lift device examples which cause this effect. (a) Increasing camber (b) Increasing chord length (c) Boundary Layer Control Devices (Looking for slats and slots as the examples)
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can someone please show me how to do part B and C please!!! puts A Wind blows at a speed v over the roof of a house.. Draw a diagram indicating the the air inside and outside the house, and all of the forces acting on the roof. [5 points] Vor uts Va:0 ma Va-O Pin Use Bernoulli's principle to discover an equation for the difference in air pressure between the inside and outside of the house B. [3 points]...
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