Loose Leaf for Fundamentals of Aerodynamics
Loose Leaf for Fundamentals of Aerodynamics
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ISBN: 9781259683992
Author: Anderson, John
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 1, Problem 1.4P

Consider an infinitely thin flat plate with a 1 m chord at an angle of attack of 1 0 ° in a supersonic flow. The pressure and shear stress distributions on the upper and lower surfaces are given by p u = 4 × 10 4 ( x 1 ) 2 + 5.4 × 10 4 , p l = 2 × 10 4 ( x 1 ) 2 + 1.73 × 10 5 , τ u = 288 x 0.2 , and τ l = 731 x 0.2 , respectively, where x is the distance from the leading edge in meters and p and r are in newtons per square meter. Calculate the normal and axial forces, the lift and drag, moments about the leading edge. and moments about the quarter chord, all per unit span. Also, calculate the location of the center of pressure.

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The normal, axial, lift and drag forces, moment about the leading and quarter chord and the centre pressure.

Answer to Problem 1.4P

Normal force N'= 11.2×104Ν

Axial force A'=1274Ν

Lift force L= 11.01×104Ν

Drag force D =2.07×104Ν

Moment about the leading ΜLE'= -5.78×104Ν-m

Moment about quarter chord Μc/4'=  -3.02×104Ν-m

Centre of pressure xcp=0.516m

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Pressure on upper surface pu=  4×104(x1)2+5.4×104Ν/m2

Pressure on lower surface pl=  2×104(x1)2+1.73×105Ν/m2

Shear stress on upper surface τu=  228x0.2Ν/m2

Shear stress on lower surface τl=  731x0.2Ν/m2

Length of chord c =  1 m

Angle of attack α =  10°

Calculation:

The normal force per unit span is,

N=LETE(pu+pl)cosθdx+LETE(τuτl)sinθdy

Since the plate is thin θ=0,

LETE(τuτl)sinθdy=0

Then, normal force per unit span is,

N'=LETE(pupl)dxN'=LETE(plpu)dxN'=01[2×104(x1)2+1.73×105[4×104(x1)2+5.4×104]]dxN'=01[2×104(x1)2+1.73×1054×104(x1)25.4×104]dxN'=01[2×104(x2+12x)+11.9×104]dx

N'=2×104[x33+xx2]01+11.9×104[x]01N'=23×104+11.9×104N'=11.2×104Ν

Now, axial force,

A'=LETE(pu+pl)sinθdy+LETE(τuτl)cosθdx

Since the plate is thin θ=0,

LETE(pu+pl)sinθdy=0

Then, axial force per unit span is,

A'=LETE(τl+τu)dxA'=01[731x0.2+288x0.2]dxA'=[1274x0.8]01A'=1274Ν

Lift and drag force:

Lift L=N'cosαA'sinα

L=11.2×104cos10°1274sin10°L=11.01×104Ν

Drag D=N'sinα+A'cosα

D=11.2×104sin10°+1274cos10°D=2.07×104Ν

The equation of the moment about leading edge per unit span is,

MLE'=LETE(pupl)xdxLETE(τuτl)xdy+LETE(pupl)ydy+LETE(τu+τl)ydy

Here, pu and pl is the pressure upper and below the plate, respectively.

Since the plate is thin,

LETE(pupl)ydy=0

Since shear stresses are also negligible, therefore,

LETE(τuτl)xdy=LETE(τu+τl)ydy=0

Then, from above equation the moment about leading edge per unit span is,

MLE'=LETE(pupl)xdxMLE'=01[2×104(x1)21.19×105]xdxMLE'=2×104[x442x33+x22]01[0.595×105(x)01]MLE'=5.78×104N-m

Again, the moment about the quarter chord per unit span is,

Mc/4'=MLE'+L'(c4)Mc/4'=5.78×104+11.01×104(14)Mc/4'=3.02×104N/m

The equation of location of centre of pressure of the plate is,

xcp=MLE'N'xcp=[5.78×104]11.2×104xcp=0.516m

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