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AE 341<br />

AERODYNAMICS 1<br />

2012-2013 FALL SEMESTER<br />

LAB 5<br />

In this <strong>lab</strong> experiment lift coefficient around NACA 0012 is aimed to be calculated at different<br />

angles of attack. For this purpose NACA 0012 airfoil with 20 pressure tappings is placed in<br />

AF100 subsonic wind tunnel. The airfoil has a span of 300mm and a chord length of 150mm.<br />

Pressure measurements for different hole locations have been performed. In figure 1 airfoil<br />

model with pressure tappings, pressure connections and assembly connection shaft are<br />

shown. Locations of the pressure holes are shown in table 1.<br />

Figure 1: Airfoil model, pressure connections and assembly model.


Table 1: Tapping positions on airfoil<br />

Throughout the experiment pressure variation on the airfoil surfaces has been observed at<br />

different angles of attack. A sample pressure variation is shown in figure 2. In the figure left<br />

hand side measurements correspond to upper surface, while right hand side measurements<br />

correspond to lower surface.<br />

Figure 2: Sample pressure distribution over airfoil<br />

For the <strong>lab</strong>oratory report, prepare a chart including <strong>lab</strong> data and calculate the corresponding lift by<br />

using the trapezoidal rule. Then, obtain the lift coefficient. A sample data table is shown in figure 3.


Figure 3: Blank result table


Notes:<br />

Calculate the lift coefficient for different angles of attack, compare the results and comment<br />

about the results.<br />

There are 2 data sets in the course website. Please use the proper one according to your <strong>lab</strong><br />

group number. (Groups 1 to 8 will use the data for wind speed 20m/s case, groups 9 to 16 will<br />

use the data for wind speed 27m/s case)<br />

You can submit your <strong>lab</strong> reports until 7 th of January, 5pm. Late submissions will not be<br />

accepted under any circumstances.<br />

The students who will take <strong>lab</strong> make-up for previous experiments, contact with the course<br />

assistant via e-mail and arrange a schedule.

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