Predicting Maximum Lift Coefficient for Compound Wings Using Lifting Line Theory
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Predicting Maximum Lift Coefficient for Compound Wings Using Lifting Line Theory
In the context of conceptual design there are low-fidelity lifting line models capable of predicting the maximum lift coefficient of trapezoidal twisted wings. However, more complex geometries like...
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