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Aerodynamics

1. The document discusses fundamentals of aerodynamics including mass conservation, Bernoulli's principle, thermodynamic parameters, Mach number, speed of sound, and Kutta-Joukowski theorem. 2. Key concepts covered are density ratio, pressure ratio, temperature ratio, stagnation point, calibrated airspeed, equivalent airspeed, and how aerodynamic forces depend on airspeed and circulation. 3. Formulas are provided for relating pressure, density, temperature, airspeed, and Mach number for both incompressible and compressible subsonic flow.

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Aerodynamics

1. The document discusses fundamentals of aerodynamics including mass conservation, Bernoulli's principle, thermodynamic parameters, Mach number, speed of sound, and Kutta-Joukowski theorem. 2. Key concepts covered are density ratio, pressure ratio, temperature ratio, stagnation point, calibrated airspeed, equivalent airspeed, and how aerodynamic forces depend on airspeed and circulation. 3. Formulas are provided for relating pressure, density, temperature, airspeed, and Mach number for both incompressible and compressible subsonic flow.

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AERODYNAMICS

Fundamentals of ρ=ρo
( e
1.68
−5
4.805∗10 h )
Aerodynamics ρ=ρo
( e
1.68
−4
1.578∗10 h )
Sea Level up to Tropopause
T =T o +ah
Mass Conservation (Law of Continuity)
T
θ= , Temperature Ratio m=ρAV , m is for mass flow rate
To
Q= AV , Q is for rate flow (Volumetric Flow Rate)

( )
5.26
ah
P=P o 1+  Incompressible Fluid
To
AV = AV
P dV −dA
δ= , Pressure Ratio =
Po V A
 Compressible Fluid

( )
4.26
ah ρAV = ρAV
ρ=ρ o 1+ dρ dV dA
To + + =0
ρ V A
ρ
σ= , Density Ratio
ρo
Bernoulli’s Principle
 Incompressible Fluid
Above Tropopause up to Stratopause 2
V 1 P1 V 2 P2
2
+ = +
T =390.15 ° R 2 ρ 2 ρ
 Compressible Fluid

( 1.26
)
2 2
P=P o
e
4.805∗10 h
−5
V1
2
+ ( )
γ P1 V 2
= +
γ −1 ρ1 2
γ P2
γ −1 ρ1 ( )
P=P o
( 1.26
1.578∗10 h
e
−4
) ρgh=P1 −P 2
ρsubs
spc . gr .=
ρH 2 O

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AERODYNAMICS

2 γP Ve 2(Pt −P)
Va = V= =
ρ
√σ ρ
 Stagnation Point (V =0), Dynamic Pressure
1 2
q=Pt −P= ρ V
2 Mach Number
V
M=
Va
 Stagnation Point
Thermodynamic Parameters (Isentropic)
[( ) ]
γ −1
2 2 Pt−P γ
P M = +1 −1
=constant γ −1 P
ργ
 For Calibrated Airspeed

( )( ) ( )( )

P 2 ρ2 γ T 2 γ
w2 γ V a γ−1

{[ }
γ −1
= = = =

( )]
2
γ
P 1 ρ1 T1 w1 Va γ −1 V c
2
γ −1
Pt −P=Po 1+ −1
1

2 Va o

[( ) ]
Speed of Sound
{[ ( )] }
γ γ −1
2
γ −1 V c γ −1 γ
Po 1+ −1
V a=
γP
ρ√ M 2=
2
γ −1
2 Va
P
o

+1 −1
V a =√ γgRT =20.05 √ T =49.02 √ T

Kutta-Joukowski Theorem (Circular Cylinder)


Airspeed
V =2V ∞ sin θ , steady flow
 Equivalent Airspeed (Airspeed at Dynamic Pressure)
Γ

√ 2( Pt−P) V =2V ∞ sin θ+ , rotating flow


V e= 2 πr
ρo 2
2
V P V ∞ P∞
 True Airspeed (Airspeed at Density Variation) + = +
2 ρ∞ 2 ρ∞

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AERODYNAMICS
L lb Flat Plates
= ρ∞ V ∞ Γ =
d ft
1.28
ft 2 F= ρA V 2
Γ =2 πrV = 2
s
F H = ρAV 2 ¿
ft
V =2 πrN =
s F V =ρA V sin ϵ
2

N=rotational speed= per second F=√ F H + F V


2 2

Laminar Boundary Layer


5.2 X
δ= Aerodynamic Forces
√RNX
 Lift
Df 2.656
Cf = = 1
1 2
ρV S √ RN l=C l ρ V 2 c=C l q c
2
2
 Drag
Turbulent Boundary Layer
1 2
0.37 X d=Cd ρV c
δ= 2
1
RNX 5  Pitching Moment

Df 0.910 1 2 2
Cf = = m=C m ρV c
1 ¿¿¿¿ 2
ρV2S
2

Reynolds Number
Airfoil Pressure Distribution
ρVx
R N=
( )
μ P−P∞ V 2
C p= =1−
3 3
q∞ V∞
−6 2 −8 2
1.458∗10 T 2.329∗10 T  Critical Velocity
μ= =
T +110.4 T + 216

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AERODYNAMICS
[ ]
0.5
( γ−1 ) M ∞2 +2  Drag
V cr =V a ∞
γ+1 1 2
D=C d ρV S
2
 Critical Pressure
 Pitching Moment

[ ]
γ
( γ −1 ) M ∞2+ 2 γ−1
Pcr =P∞ 1 2
γ +1 M =C m ρV Sc
2
 Critical Pressure Coefficient

[ ]
γ
( γ −1 ) M ∞2+ 2 γ−1 Total Drag Coefficient
P∞ −P ∞
γ +1
C pcr = C D =C D +C D
1 2 o i
γ P∞ M ∞
2 C L2
CD =
πAe
SUBSONIC
i

Wing Theory e=Oswal d ' s Efficiency Factor

b b S
2 e=1 , Ellipse
A= = =
S c c2
ct Correction of Airfoil Characteristics
λ=
cr

( )
CL 1 1
∝1=∝2+ −
( )
2
2 λ + λ+ 1 π Ae1 Ae2
c= c r
3 λ+1
C L2 1
C D =C D +
1 2
( −
1
π Ae1 Ae 2 )
Aerodynamic Forces
 Lift
Slope of Lift Curve
1 2
L=C l ρ V S=C l q S
2

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AERODYNAMICS
a2 Steady Symmetrical Flight
a 1=
( )
a2 1 1
1+ − R . C .=V sin γ
π Ae 1 Ae2
TV =DV +W (R . C .)
a∞
a ∞= TV =Power Available
a∞
1+
πAe DV =Power Required
W ( R .C . )=Climb Power( Excess Power)

Clean Airplane
C L2
Glide
C D =C D +
πAe o

CL
 , Minimum Drag, Minimum Path Angle, Best Range
C D max

C L =√ πAe C D o

C D =2C D o


CL 1 πAe
=  Glide Angle
C D max 2 C D o

CD
C L3 tan γ =
 , Minimum RD, Minimum Preq’d, Maximum Endurance CL
C D2 max
L=W cos γ
C L =√ 3 πAe C D

√ W 2 1
o

V= cos γ
C D =4 C D o
S ρ CL



3
CL 3 3 πAe W 2 1
= πAe RD=V sin γ= cos γ 3
CD
2
max
16 CD o
S ρ C L3
CD2

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AERODYNAMICS
Stalling Speed (Minimum Speed)

V min =
√ W 2 1
S ρ C Lmax
cos γ
Preq ' d min. drag =2W
√ √ W 2 CD
S ρ ( πAe ) 3
C
=W D
CL
o

( )√ W 2 1
S ρ √ πAe C D
,
o

Minimum Power Required


Level Flight
( )√ √ √
3
CD W 2 1 4 W 2 3 CD CL
TV =DV Preq ' d min =W = W , for o

CL S ρ CL 3 S ρ ( πAe ) 3
C D 2 ma



W 2 1
V= W W 2 1
S ρ CL THP req' d =
550 S ρ C L3
 Minimum Drag 2
CD

D min =2 Do=W
( )
CD
CL
=2 W
CD
πAe√ o

THP req' d = o
THP ℜ q d
√σ
'

( )√

CD W 2 1 W 2 1
Preq ' d =DV =W =W Speed at Minimum Power Required
CL S ρ CL S ρ C L3

√ √
3
CD
2 W 2 1 W 2 1 C
VP = = , for L 2
req ' d
S ρ √ 3 πAe C D S ρ CL C D max
o

Speed at Minimum Drag


Drag at Minimum Power Required
√ √
W 2 1 W 2 1 C
, for L

√ √
V min .drag = =
( )
C L3
S ρ √ πAe C D S ρ CL C D max CD 3 CD CD
o DP =W o
+W =W o
, for 2
req' dmin
3 πAe πAe CL C D max

Power Required at Minimum Drag


Power Available
THP av =η p BHP
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AERODYNAMICS
Endurance for Best Range
Rate of Climb
)( )
3

E ( hrs )=778 (ηp


BSFC
C L2
CD
√ ρS ( 1

1
√ W 1 √W 0 )
, for
CL
C D max

Centripetal Force
F=ma
W
m=
g
2
V 2
a= =ω R
R
( )
ft THP av −THPreq ' d
R.C. = ∗33,000 , for W =lbs
min W W V2
C . F .=
ft −lb gR
1 hp=33,000
min
R . C .=RD=V sin γ
Banking

Time to Climb
t=
H
R .C . 0(ln
H
H−h )
Range

R ( miles )=375 ( ηp
BSFC )( ) ( )
CL
CD
ln
W0
W1
C
, for L
C D max tan β=
C. F. V
W
=
2

gR

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AERODYNAMICS
W Load Factor Due to Gusts
L=
cos β

[ ( )]
KUVm
n=1+
W
575
Minimum Speed in Turns S
Vs
( ) , WS <16 psf
1
'
V s= 1 W
K= 4
√cos β 2 S

V s=
√ W 2 1
S ρ C Lmax
K=1.33−
2.67 W

( )
W 4 S
S
3
, >16 psf

U =gusts velocity ( fts )


Minimum Range V =airplane velocity(mph)

R=
26.15 ( WS ) = 23.56 ( WS ) m=
CL
α −α 0
σ C L sin β σ

Time for 360 ° Turn


2
d 2 πR 2 π V
t= = =
V V g tan β

Load Factor

( )
2
L V
n= =sec β=
W Vs

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AERODYNAMICS
Mach Line, Angle and Number

Normal Shock Wave

SUPERSONIC V 2 (γ −1)M 12+ 2


V1
=
( γ +1) M 12
Thermodynamic Parameters (Isentropic)
[ ]
2 1
(γ −1) M 1 +2 2
M 2=
P 2
2 γ M 1 −(γ −1)
γ
=constant
ρ 2
ρ2 ( γ +1) M 1

[ ]
=
( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
γ γ γ 2γ γ
P 2 ρ2 T2 γ −1 w2 Va γ−1 ( γ−1 ) M 12+ 2 γ−1 ρ1 (γ −1)M 12+ 2
= = = = 2
=
P 1 ρ1 T1 w1 Va 1
( γ−1 ) M 22+ 2 2
P 2 2 γ M 1 −(γ −1)
=

[ ]
γ +1
A 2 M 1 ( γ −1 ) M 22+2 2 (γ −1) P1 γ +1
=

[ ][ ]
A 1 M 2 ( γ −1 ) M 12+2 2
T 2 2 γ M 1 −( γ −1 ) ( γ −1 ) M 12 +2
=
Cp T1 γ +1 ( γ +1 ) M 12
γ=
Cv
 Stagnation Pressure

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AERODYNAMICS
[ ]
P 0 ( γ −1 ) M 1 +2
2 γ
( bhp ) 33,000
=
γ −1
BMEP=
P 2 LANK
792,000 (bhp)

[ ] [ ]
γ
P 02 ( γ +1 )
1
(γ +1) M 1
2
γ −1 BMEP=
=
γ −1
displacement ( rpm )
P01
2
2 γ M 1 −(γ−1)
2
( γ−1) M 1 +2

Engine Efficiency
Oblique Shock Wave BHP∗33,000
BTE=
M N 1=M 1 sin θ w , change M 1 Normal Shockwave Weight Fuel Burned
∗Heat Value ( BTU )∗(778)
min
IHP∗33,000
ITE=
Weight Fuel Burned
∗Heat Value ( BTU )∗(778)
min
Volume of Charge at Atmospheric Pressure
Vol Eff =
Piston Displacement
POWERPLANT
Engine Power Mechanical Efficiency
output BHP
( ) =
1.3
BHP ρ
= input IHP
BHP 0 ρ0

PLANK
IHP= =BHP + FHP
33,000 Compression Ratio
BHP= ( 85 %−90 % ) IHP Vol . BDC
CR=
Vol. TDC
ft−lb
1 HP=33,000
min

Thermodynamics
Mean Effective Pressure  Gas Laws

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AERODYNAMICS
P1V 1 P2V 2  Heat Addition
=
T1 T2 V2
Q A =m RT 1 ln
PV =nRT V1
 Fluids at Rest  Heat Reduction
V4
ρsubs Q R=m RT 3 ln
spc . gr .= V1
ρH 2 O
Work =Q A−Q R
spc . wg .= ρg
 Impulse and Momentum
Momentum=mV Diesel Cycle
Impulse=mV final −mV initial  Heat Addition

 Energy Q A =mC p (T 3−T 2)


PE=mgh  Heat Reduction
1 2 Q R=m C v (T 1−T 4 )
KE= m V
2
Work =Q A−Q R

Otto Cycle
 Heat Addition
Q A =mC v (T 3−T 2)
 Heat Reduction
Q R=m C v (T 1−T 4 )
Work =Q A−Q R

Carnot Cycle
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