Fluid Mechanics and Aerodynamics |
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Spring
2009
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Alphas figure for Q1 crib sheet
Lecture
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Date
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Topic
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Lecture Notes | Anderson, Fourth Edition |
F1 |
2/11
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New F1, actually F18 from last semester, covering vortex sheets
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4.5, 4.6 | |
F2 |
2/12
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Airfoil Vortex Sheet Models, Thin Airfoil Analysis Problem
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4.4, 4.7 | |
F3 |
2/17
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Thin Airfoil Analysis Problem, Continued
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4.8 | |
F4 |
2/24
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Thin Airfoil Theory Application: Analysis Example
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4.8, 4.9 | |
F5 |
2/25
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Introduction to 3D Wings, 2D and 3D Coefficients
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5.1 |
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F6 |
2/27
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3D Vortex Filaments, Lifting Line Theory
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5.1 | |
F7 |
3/2
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Elliptical Lift Distribution
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5.3.1 | |
F8 |
3/5
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Wing Geometry, Wing Design Problem
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5.3.2, 5.3.3 | |
F9 |
3/9
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General Wings
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5.3.2, 5.3.3 | |
F10 |
3/10
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Aircraft Performance Analysis
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F11 |
4/8
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Intorduction to Compressible Flows, Thermodynamic Concepts
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7.1-7.2
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F12 |
4/10
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Energy Conservation
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2.7, 7.4, 7.5 | |
F13 |
4/17
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Stagnation Quantities, Introduction to Shock Waves
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7.5, 7.6 | |
F14 |
4/22
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Normal Shock Waves, Speed of Sound
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8.1-8.3 | |
F15 |
4/24
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Mach Number Relations, Normal Shock Properties
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8.4, 8.6 | |
F16 |
4/27
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Shock Losses, Compressible Flow Pitot-Tube
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8.6, 8.7 | |
F17 |
4/28
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Oblique Shocks
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9.1, 9.2 | |
F18 |
5/1
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Prandtl-Meyer Waves, Shock Expansion Theory
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9.6, 9.7 | |
F19 |
5/4
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Compressible Channel Flow
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10.1, 10.2 | |
F20 |
5/8
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Laval Nozzle Flows
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10.3
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