tailieunhanh - Ebook Aerodynamics for engineering students (5th edition): Part 1

(BQ) Part 1 book "Aerodynamics for engineering students" has contents: Basic concepts and definitions, governing equations of fluid mechanics, potential flow, two-dimensional wing theory, finite wing theory. | FIFI'H EDITION L E. LoHoughton PW Carpenter Aerodynamics for Engineering Students Frontispiece (see overleaf) Aircraft wake (photo courtesy of Cessna Aircraft Company). This photograph first appeared in the Gallery of Fluid Motion, Physics of Fluids (published by the American Institute of Physics), Vol. 5, No. 9, Sept. 1993, p. S5, and was submitted by Professor Hiroshi Higuchi (Syracuse University). It shows the wake created by a Cessna Citation VI flown immediately above the fog bank over Lake Tahoe at approximately 313 km/h. A r r f altitude was about icat 122 m above the lake, and its mass was approximately 8400 kg. The downwash caused the trailing vortices to descend over the fog layer and disturb it to make the flow . field in the wake visible. The photograph was taken by P Bowen for the Cessna Aircraft Company f o the tail rm gunner’s position in a B-25flying slightly above and ahead of the .

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• Aerodynamics for engineering students
• Engineering students
• Basic concepts
• Governing equations
• Fluid mechanics
• Potential flow
• Two dimensional wing theory
• Finite wing theory
• Fundamental concepts
• Thin Airfoil Theory
• Aerodynamics
• Expansion waves
• Oblique shocks
• Inviscid Incompressible Flow