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Stokkermans et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Validation and comparison of RANS propeller modeling methods for tip-mounted applications

Stokkermans et al., 2019

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12838761166629493880
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Stokkermans T
Van Arnhem N
Sinnige T
Veldhuis L
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AIAA Journal

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The potentially favorable interaction of a propeller slipstream with a wingtip is a complex problem, because of the importance of vortex interaction and viscous effects. This paper examines the capability of different propeller modeling methods in a Reynolds-averaged …
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