Aerodynamics and Design for Ultra-Low Reynolds Number Flight
Aerodynamics and Design for Ultra-Low Reynolds Number Flight
Aerodynamics and Design for Ultra-Low Reynolds Number Flight
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6.38 Predicted spanwise thrust distributions <strong>for</strong> the four-blade 2.5cm rotor using<br />
two different wake models. .................................................................................. 136<br />
6.39 Predicted spanwise torque distributions <strong>for</strong> the four-blade 2.5cm rotor using two<br />
different wake models. ......................................................................................... 137<br />
6.40 Local relative flow velocities using two different wake models.......................... 138<br />
6.41 Predicted inflow angles using two different wake models................................... 138<br />
6.42 Blade plan<strong>for</strong>ms obtained by applying the rapid design tool with<br />
three different viscous swirl models in conjunction with the classical<br />
Pr<strong>and</strong>tl tip loss correction..................................................................................... 140<br />
6.43 Blade incidence distributions obtained by applying the rapid design tool<br />
with three different viscous swirl models in conjunction with the classical<br />
Pr<strong>and</strong>tl tip loss correction..................................................................................... 141<br />
6.44 Predicted thrust <strong>for</strong> three different 2.5cm diameter rotor designs utilizing<br />
various viscous swirl models................................................................................ 143<br />
6.45 Predicted power required <strong>for</strong> three different 2.5cm diameter rotor designs<br />
utilizing various viscous swirl models. ................................................................ 143<br />
6.46 Blade plan<strong>for</strong>ms obtained by applying the rapid design tool with two different<br />
wake models in conjunction with the angular momentum swirl correction. ....... 145<br />
6.47 Blade incidence distributions obtained by applying the rapid design tool<br />
with two different wake models in conjunction with the angular momentum<br />
swirl correction..................................................................................................... 146<br />
6.48 Lift coefficient distributions predicted by the rapid analysis tool <strong>for</strong> three<br />
different rotor designs emphasizing the effect different wake models. ............... 147<br />
6.49 Chordline pressure distribution at r/R=0.48, 50k RPM. ...................................... 148<br />
6.50 Distribution of the chord-wise component of skin friction<br />
at r/R=0.48, 50k RPM. ......................................................................................... 149<br />
7.1 The 15g prototype electric rotorcraft. .................................................................. 152<br />
7.2 The 65g prototype electric rotorcraft, remote control version. ............................ 155<br />
7.3 The 65g prototype electric rotorcraft, microprocessor version. ........................... 155<br />
7.4 The 150g prototype electric rotorcraft. ................................................................ 157<br />
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