Question #3 Consider the flow around the Quonset hut to be represented by superimposing a uniform flow and a doublet. The flow is steady, incompressible, and irrotational. The ground plane is represented by the plane of symmetry and the hut by the upper half of the cylinder. The free-stream velocity is 175 km/h; the radius Ro of the hut is 6 m. The door is not sealed, and the static pressure inside the hut is equal to that on the outer surface of the hut, where the door is located. If the door to the hut is located at the ground what is the net lift acting on the hut? What is the lift coefficient? Door = 175 h km Ro %3D

Question #3 Consider the flow around the Quonset hut to be represented by superimposing a uniform flow and a doublet. The flow is steady, incompressible, and irrotational. The ground plane is represented by the plane of symmetry and the hut by the upper half of the cylinder. The free-stream velocity is 175 km/h; the radius Ro of the hut is 6 m. The door is not sealed, and the static pressure inside the hut is equal to that on the outer surface of the hut, where the door is located. If the door to the hut is located at the ground what is the net lift acting on the hut? What is the lift coefficient? Door = 175 h km Ro %3D