论文信息 - Procedures for the design of low-pitching-moment airfoils

Procedures for the design of low-pitching-moment airfoils

The pitching moment of a given airfoil is decreased by specifying appropriate modifications to its pressure distribution; by prescribing parameters in a special formula for the Theodorsen epsilon-function; and with superposition of a thickness distribution and subsequent tailoring. Advantages and disadvantages of the three methods are discussed.

R. L. Barger

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