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A Calculation Method of Leading-Edge Separation Bubbles
C. Gleyzes,J. Cousteix,J. L. Bonnet +2 more
- pp 173-192
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The positive pressure gradient, downstream of the suction peak at the leading edge of an airfoil at incidence, may induce large perturbations on the general pattern of the flow as discussed by the authors.Abstract:
The positive pressure gradient, downstream of the suction peak at the leading edge of an airfoil at incidence, may, under some conditions, induce large perturbations on the general pattern of the flow.read more
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