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Applications of Modern Hydrodynamics to Aeronautics. [in Two Parts (1923)

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190 REPORT NATIONAL AD VIS OB'S COMMITTEE EQR AERONAUTICS. ing air stream added to the wind due to flight causes a velocity obliquely downward. In addi- tion, the air force, as before, must be turned through the same angle, so that a drag results. The rotation will be the greater, the greater the… … the profile as well as that of the lifting Pro. 48.—Wing having finite, but am all, chord. Distribution of vertical velocity component along a line parallel to direction of flight. force, wliich was originally perpendicul ar, I. Infinitely long wing. rt. The downward velocity produced by vortices…

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