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December 6, 2024 at 7:09 amvenkyvenkatesh374SubscriberHello All,ÂI have uploaded two snips case 1 and case 2.,
In case 1 wing is flat and velocity is at 7deg angle., i.e., cartesian x and z components, lift generated is 248N,
In case 2 wing is tilted to 7deg, velocity is normal to boundary, Lift generated is 550N,
I don't know where am making wrong sir., please help me out. -
December 6, 2024 at 8:50 amabhishek.royAnsys Employee
Lift force is perpendicular to chord. So the first case where wing is flat force on Z axis is lift force. In second case where wing is tilted force on Z axis is not lift.Â
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