radians, Equation (4.13) reduces to dz Voo,n = Voo (a - dx (4.14) %3D Equation (4.14) gives the expression for V to be used in Equation (4.12). Keep in mind that, in Equation (4.14)a is in radians) Returning to Equation (4.12), let us develop an expression for w'(s) in terms of the strength of the vortex sheet. Refer again to Figure 4.22b. Here, the vortex sheet is along the chord line, and w'(s) is the component of velocity normal to the camber line induced by the vortex sheet. Let w(x) denote the component of velocity normal to the chord line induced by the vortex sheet, as also shown in Figure 4.22b. If the airfoil is thin, the camber line is close to the chord line, and it is consistent with thin airfoil theory to make the approximation that w'(s) ~ w(x) (4.15) An expression for w(x) in terms of the strength of the vortex sheet is easily obtained from Equation (4.1), as follows. Consider Figure 4.24, which shows the vortex sheet along the chord line. We wish to calculate the value of w(x) at the location x. Consider an elemental vortex of strength y dg located at a distance g from the origin along the chord line, as shown in Figure 4.24. The strength of the vortex sheet y varies with the distance along the chord; that is, y = The velocity dw at point x induced by the elemental vortex at point & is given by Equation (4.1) as y(E). y(5) dž dw = - (4.16) 27 (x – 5) In turn, the velocity w(x) induced at point x by all the elemental vortices along the chord line is obtained by integrating Equation (4.16) from the leading edge (5 = 0) to the trailing edge (5 = c): lo y(5) dg w(x) = (4.17) 27 (x - 5) Combined with the approximation stated by Equation (4.15), Equation (4.17) gives the expression for w'(s) to be used in Equation (4.12). (安越sheet 6的速な) oe ele o E W. Figure 4.24 Calculation of the induced velocity at the chord
radians, Equation (4.13) reduces to dz Voo,n = Voo (a - dx (4.14) %3D Equation (4.14) gives the expression for V to be used in Equation (4.12). Keep in mind that, in Equation (4.14)a is in radians) Returning to Equation (4.12), let us develop an expression for w'(s) in terms of the strength of the vortex sheet. Refer again to Figure 4.22b. Here, the vortex sheet is along the chord line, and w'(s) is the component of velocity normal to the camber line induced by the vortex sheet. Let w(x) denote the component of velocity normal to the chord line induced by the vortex sheet, as also shown in Figure 4.22b. If the airfoil is thin, the camber line is close to the chord line, and it is consistent with thin airfoil theory to make the approximation that w'(s) ~ w(x) (4.15) An expression for w(x) in terms of the strength of the vortex sheet is easily obtained from Equation (4.1), as follows. Consider Figure 4.24, which shows the vortex sheet along the chord line. We wish to calculate the value of w(x) at the location x. Consider an elemental vortex of strength y dg located at a distance g from the origin along the chord line, as shown in Figure 4.24. The strength of the vortex sheet y varies with the distance along the chord; that is, y = The velocity dw at point x induced by the elemental vortex at point & is given by Equation (4.1) as y(E). y(5) dž dw = - (4.16) 27 (x – 5) In turn, the velocity w(x) induced at point x by all the elemental vortices along the chord line is obtained by integrating Equation (4.16) from the leading edge (5 = 0) to the trailing edge (5 = c): lo y(5) dg w(x) = (4.17) 27 (x - 5) Combined with the approximation stated by Equation (4.15), Equation (4.17) gives the expression for w'(s) to be used in Equation (4.12). (安越sheet 6的速な) oe ele o E W. Figure 4.24 Calculation of the induced velocity at the chord
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Above is part of contents of aerodynamics, I want to know the reason why velocity w(x) is negative in equation(4.17)
Transcribed Image Text:CHAPTER 4 Incompressible Flow over Airfoils
radians, Equation (4.13) reduces to
dz
Voon = Voo (a
dx
(4.14)
Equation (4.14) gives the expression for V to be used in Equation (4.12). Keep
in mind that, in Equation (4.14)a is in radians
Returning to Equation (4.12), let us develop an expression for w'(s) in terms
of the strength of the vortex sheet. Refer again to Figure 4.22b. Here, the vortex
sheet is along the chord line, and w'(s) is the component of velocity normal to
the camber line induced by the vortex sheet. Let w(x) denote the component of
velocity normal to the chord line induced by the vortex sheet, as also shown in
Figure 4.22b. If the airfoil is thin, the camber line is close to the chord line, and
it is consistent with thin airfoil theory to make the approximation that
w'(s) ~ w(x)
(4.15)
An expression for w(x) in terms of the strength of the vortex sheet is easily
obtained from Equation (4.1), as follows. Consider Figure 4.24, which shows
the vortex sheet along the chord line. We wish to calculate the value of w(x) at
the location x. Consider an elemental vortex of strength y dg located at a distance
E from the origin along the chord line, as shown in Figure 4.24. The strength of
the vortex sheet y varies with the distance along the chord; that is, y = y(§).
The velocity dw at point x induced by the elemental vortex at point is given by
Equation (4.1) as
y(5) dE
dw = -;
(4.16)
2n (x - 5)
In turn, the velocity w(x) induced at point x by all the elemental vortices along
the chord line is obtained by integrating Equation (4.16) from the leading edge
(5 = 0) to the trailing edge ( = c):
w(x) = - |
y(5) dE
:- 27(x-E)
(4.17)
Combined with the approximation stated by Equation (4.15), Equation (4.17)
gives the expression for w'(s) to be used in Equation (4.12).
(强 sheet 的速な)
Figure 4.24 Calculation of the induced velocity at the chord
line.
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