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Volume 91 - February 1987

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  • AER volume 91 issue 903 Cover and Front matter

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    04 July 2016, pp. f1-f4
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  • AER volume 91 issue 906 Cover and Front matter

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Inviscid theory of two-dimensional aerofoil/spoiler configurations at low speed

  • Part VI: The rapid deployment of a spoiler on a two-dimensional aerofoil

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    04 July 2016, pp. 492-498

  • A method based on the shedding and convecting of discrete vortices has been developed to calculate the transient loading on an aerofoil-spoiler configuration when the spoiler is suddenly deployed to a particular angle. An innovation in the method is the introduction of Kutta conditions at the separation points.

    Although the variation of CL with time is highly irregular, qualitative trends can be deduced. For a range of aerofoil angle of incidence and spoiler angle deployment adverse lift effects (ie, when the lift initially increases) have been obtained, similar adverse lift effects have been measured in experiments.

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