Flow and Force Equations for a Body Revolving in a Fluid (1930)
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he model. Such conditions appear commonly in vector diagrams of aircraft. The line of R, so defined, is the central axis of the force system. Hydrokinetically Symmetric Forms.—Equations (56), (57), for trisymmetrical shapes, apply also to others having hydrokinetio symmetry. Examples of these are:… … Fiovbe 13.—Composition of forces on symmetrical body in uniform circular motion through frlctionless Infinite liquid otherwise at rest. Resultant of centripetal and hydrcdynamio forces, R-m r ■y/Q.+k,)' u'+Cl+i*)' »», has slope -fRJ'f' Figure 13 Is II and 12 compounded orthogonal axes with origin…
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