aerodynamics for engineering students by houghton and carpenter pdf

... publisher and is confidential until formal publication. Houghton — FM-9780080966328 — 2012/1/17 — 22:00 — Page iii — #3 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students Sixth Edition E.L Houghton P.W Carpenter ... Trang 10and is confidential until formal publication.Houghton — FM-9780080966328 — 2012/1/17 — 22:00 — Page iii — #3 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students Sixth Edition E.L Houghton P.W Carpenter ... 3SOLUTIONS MANUALfor Aerodynamics for engineering students, sixth edition ISBN: 978-0-08-096632-8 (pbk.) TL570.H64 2012 629.132’5dc23 Copyright c E L Houghton, P W Carpenter, Steven H Collicott and Daniel

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... publisher and is confidential until formal publication Houghton — FM-9780080966328 — 2012/1/17 — 22:00 — Page iii — #3 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students Sixth Edition E.L Houghton P.W Carpenter ... publisher and is confidential until formal publication SOLUTIONS MANUAL Houghton — FM-9780080966328 — 2012/1/17 — 22:00 — Page iii — #3 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students Sixth Edition E.L Houghton ... MANUAL for Aerodynamics for engineering students, sixth edition ISBN: 978-0-08-096632-8 (pbk.) TL570.H64 2012 629.132’5dc23 Copyright c 2013 E L Houghton, P W Carpenter, Steven H Collicott and Daniel

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... is p, and on the other face is p + (dp/ds)Ss Around Trang 1458 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students t W Fig 2.4 The stream tube and element for the momentum equation w Fig 2.5 The forces ... pressure forces (these are found by applying Newton’s laws of motion and require no further physical laws or principles); and viscous forces To determine the viscous forces we * Body forces are ... conditions represented by suffices 1 and 2 gives 1 1 (P2 -P1) + p ( v ; - vi) + P d Z 2 - a ) = 0 Trang 1862 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students This is Bernoulli’s equation for an incompressible

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... conditions may be modelled These are the uniform parallelflow, source (sink) and point vortex The three flows, the source (sink), vortex and uniform stream, form standard flow states, from combinations ... (3.34) and (3.35) will furnish values of m and c to satisfy any given set of conditions Alternatively (a), (b) and (c) above can be used to find the thickness and length of the oval formed by the ... cylinder is set in a uniform flow the motion around it will, ideally, be given by the expression (3.42) above, and the velocity anywhere on the surface by the formula Trang 31By the use of Bernoulli's

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... giving for a rectangular wing For other than rectangular wings the contribution becomes, by strip theory: Trang 27190 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students For the theoretical estimation of zq and ... 4.10 The upper and lower curves of the aerofoil profile are denoted by y, and yl respectively Let the velocities in the x and y directions be denoted by u and v and write them in the form: u = U ... pressure: 1 +case p = pUk = 2pU2a Trang 15178 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students The lift per unit span Changing the sign Therefore for unit span (4.34) and this shows a fixed centre of pressure

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... Circulation superimposed on forward wind velocity and downwash to give lift and vortex drag (induced drag) respectively Trang 11240 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students the end-effects are ... represented by the product of the forward velocity and the local chord Isolated wing in flight in operation Fig 5.31 Typical spanwise distributions of lift Trang 15244 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students ... curve for an aerofoil section of Trang 21250 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students a finite lifting wing a certain profile working two-dimensionally and working in a flow regime influenced by end

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... constant and, therefore, from the equation of state pol /pol = p02/po;? and entropy becomes and substituting for AS from Eqn (6.48): (6.56) 306 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students ... 304 Aerodynamics for Engineering Students and from just behind the shock to the downstream reservoir: (6.54) Eqn (6.43) recalled is and Eqn (6.49) is These four expressions, by division ... values: For M1 403 M2 + E = (l/& = 0.378 for air) ForM1+ 1 M2+ 1 Thus the exit Mach number from a normal shock wave is always subsonic and for air has values between 1 and

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... Trang 1Fig 6.47 and integrating gives after substituting for E; and E; Now, by geometry, and since EO is small, EO = 2(t/c), giving The lift/drag ratio is a maximum when, by division, D / ... products vanishes for the same reason as given above for the development leading to Eqn (6.160) Thus (6.161) Now 2 f ~ i d x = 4a2c Trang 5and for a particular section Moment coefficient and centre ... methods developed for the full inviscid and viscous equations of motion is given by Jameson.* *A Jameson, 'Full-Potential, Euler and Navier-Stokes Schemes', in Applied Computational Aerodynamics,

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... 0.175 - 8 10 Using the value for I in Eqn (a) above ( I = = 0.0973) and substituting appropri- ately for 6, from Eqn (7.81) and for the integral values, from Eqns (b) and (c), in Eqns Trang 2Fig ... skin-friction force coefficient CF for one side of the plate of length L may be found by adding the skin-friction force per unit width for the laminar boundary layer of length xt to that for the turbulent ... sional (see Figs 7.28 and 7.29) This phase of transition is well understood and was first explained theoretically by Tollmien* with later extensions by Schlichtingt and many others For this reason

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... greatly enhanced *For a recent review on the aerodynamics of the Coanda effect, see P.W Carpenter and P.N Green (1997) 'The aeroacoustics and aerodynamics of high-speed Coanda devices', J Sound ... coanda flow (b) Jet breakaway Fig 8.26 The Coanda effect - the flow of a jet around a circular cylinder Source: Based on Fig 1 of P.W Carpenter and P.N Green (1997) 'The aeroacoustics and aerodynamics ... information for this section comes from two main sources, namely, R.G Dominy (1992) ‘Aerodynamics of Grand Prix Cars’, Proc I Mech E., Parr D: J of Automobile Engineering, 206, 267-274; and

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... performance a pitch suitable for low-speed fight and take-off is liable to have a poor performance at high forward speeds, and vice versa This was the one factor that limited aircraft performance ... obtained by eliminating U1, ~q, and u, Substituting for v, and fi, and multiplying by U2 gives Introducing the effective disc loading, Ide, from Eqn (9.48) leads to Trang 16a quartic equation for ... dT/dr and dQ/dr may be evaluated at several radii of an airscrew blade given the blade geometry and section characteristics, the forward and rotational speeds, and the air density Then, by plotting

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... airworthi- ness and aeroelasticity The book is intended for students studying for degrees, Higher National Diplomas and Higher National Certificates in aeronautical engineering and will be found ... gravitational and inertia effects and the forces are known as body forces These are distributed over the volume of the body and the components of body force per unit volume are designated X , Y and 2 ... applied forces P i , P2 and is assumed to comprise a continuous and deformable material so that the forces are transmitted throughout its volume Thus, at any internal point 0 there is a resultant force

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... equations, (1.24) and (1.25), are then reduced to Substituting initially for yyz and rxz from Eqs (1.46) and then for T ~ ~ ( = ryz) and r,,(= r,.) from Eqs (3.2) gbes or Trang 73.1 Prandtl stress ... +which satisfies Eqs (3.20) and (3.21) The torsion constant and the rate of twist follow from Eqs (3.23) and (3.22); the stresses and strains from Eqs (3.19) and (3.18) and, finally, the warping ... M., Handbook of Experimental Stress Analysis, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, 1950 Roark, R J., Formulas for Stress and Strain, 4th edition, McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1965 Handbook

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... 1.414, and for m = 2, a / b = v% = 2.45 and so on For a given value of a / b the critical stress, o C R = N x , C R / t , is found from Eqs (6.55) and (5.4) Thus In general, the critical stress for ... uniform rectangular plate, with various edge sup- ports and loaded by constant or linearly varying in-plane direct forces (N.y, N,,) or constant shear forces (N1,) along its edges, is given by ... much of the work on stiffened plates and a large amount of theoretical and empirical data is presented by Argyris and Dunne in the Handbook of Aeronautics4 For detailed work on stiffened panels,

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