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able[[ imes EXERCISE,2.22 .5]] (a) A symmetrical half-diamond airfoil has a leading-edge angle of 5deg . This airfoil is set at 5deg angle of attack, as shown, and is placed in a wind tunnel with M_(TS.)=2.0,p_(t,TS.)=100kPa,T_(t,TS)=25deg C. Assume y=1.4,c_(p)=1.004k(J)/(k)gK Calculate a. p_(2)(kPa) b. p_(3)(kPa) c. p_(4)(kPa) EXERCISE2.22.5 Calculate a.P2kPa b.P3kPa c.P4kPa MT.s.=2 P4 P2

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(a) A symmetrical half-diamond airfoil has a leading-edge angle of 5deg . This airfoil is set at 5deg  angle of attack, as shown, and is placed in a wind tunnel with M_(TS.)=2.0,p_(t,TS.)=100kPa,T_(t,TS)=25deg C. Assume y=1.4,c_(p)=1.004k(J)/(k)gK Calculate
a. p_(2)(kPa)
b. p_(3)(kPa)
c. p_(4)(kPa)
EXERCISE2.22.5
Calculate a.P2kPa b.P3kPa c.P4kPa
MT.s.=2
P4
P2
        
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able[[ imes EXERCISE,2.22 .5]] (a) A symmetrical half-diamond airfoil has a leading-edge angle of 5deg . This airfoil is set at 5deg angle of attack, as shown, and is placed in a wind tunnel with M_(TS.)=2.0,p_(t,TS.)=100kPa,T_(t,TS)=25deg C. Assume y=1.4,c_(p)=1.004k(J)/(k)gK Calculate a. p_(2)(kPa) b. p_(3)(kPa) c. p_(4)(kPa) EXERCISE2.22.5 Calculate a.P2kPa b.P3kPa c.P4kPa MT.s.=2 P4 P2
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00:01 Hi students here in the question we first calculate the left coefficient ci using the formula 2 pi alpha.
00:10 We are given alpha equals to 2 degree so we can say ci equals to 2 pi into 2 degree.
00:17 Now converting the angle degree into radians we have 2 degree equals to 2 into pi upon 180.
00:26 So we have ci equals to 2 pi into 2 pi by 180.
00:34 Now on simplifying the expression and multiplying the values inside we get the value of ci equals to 4 pi square upon 180.
00:49 On further simplifying we get the value of ci equals to pi square upon 45.
00:56 Now we calculate the pressure coefficient cp...
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