This report provides scaling laws for the cruise aerodynamics of high speed transport wings based on the results of Navier-Stokes computations. Expressions for the various drag components are found, together with the corresponding values (L/D)(sub m) for various values of the geometric parameter s/l which allow for simple optimization of the wing configurations with respect to the span. It is found that linear theory expressions can be used for this purpose provided the coefficients of these experiments for C(sub D) and (L/D)(sub m) are available using Navier-Stokes results
This report is a compilation of test data on airplane fuselages, nacelles, airship cars, seaplane fl...
In NACA RM L53I15a, 1953 and NACA RM A53H18a, 1953,it has been shown that, if the "area rule" is uti...
Experimental results are presented on aerodynamic effects of geometric variations in upper surface b...
The purpose of this study was to determine if advanced supercritical wings incur higher trim drag va...
The influence of upper-surface nacelle exhaust flow on the aerodynamic characteristics of a superson...
The viewgraphs and discussion of high lift system aerodynamic requirements are provided. Low speed a...
Results of investigations of several promising methods for alleviating the drag rise of transport co...
Theoretical and experimental data for wing-body combinations with wings of triangular, arrow, and di...
A limited study in the use of theoretical methods to calculate the high speed aerodynamics of arrow ...
Experimental/theoretical correlations are presented which show that significant levels of leading ed...
Wind tunnel test of the McDonnell Douglas Supersonic Cruise Aircraft, designed for a cruise Mach num...
A study of low speed leading-edge flap design for supersonic cruise vehicle was conducted. Wings wit...
In order to indicate the effects of Reynolds number and other variables on the drag due to lift of d...
An investigation was made in the Langley Unitary Plan wind tunnel at Mach numbers of 2.30, 2.96, and...
The results of design studies and wind tunnel tests of high aspect ratio supercritical wings suitabl...
This report is a compilation of test data on airplane fuselages, nacelles, airship cars, seaplane fl...
In NACA RM L53I15a, 1953 and NACA RM A53H18a, 1953,it has been shown that, if the "area rule" is uti...
Experimental results are presented on aerodynamic effects of geometric variations in upper surface b...
The purpose of this study was to determine if advanced supercritical wings incur higher trim drag va...
The influence of upper-surface nacelle exhaust flow on the aerodynamic characteristics of a superson...
The viewgraphs and discussion of high lift system aerodynamic requirements are provided. Low speed a...
Results of investigations of several promising methods for alleviating the drag rise of transport co...
Theoretical and experimental data for wing-body combinations with wings of triangular, arrow, and di...
A limited study in the use of theoretical methods to calculate the high speed aerodynamics of arrow ...
Experimental/theoretical correlations are presented which show that significant levels of leading ed...
Wind tunnel test of the McDonnell Douglas Supersonic Cruise Aircraft, designed for a cruise Mach num...
A study of low speed leading-edge flap design for supersonic cruise vehicle was conducted. Wings wit...
In order to indicate the effects of Reynolds number and other variables on the drag due to lift of d...
An investigation was made in the Langley Unitary Plan wind tunnel at Mach numbers of 2.30, 2.96, and...
The results of design studies and wind tunnel tests of high aspect ratio supercritical wings suitabl...
This report is a compilation of test data on airplane fuselages, nacelles, airship cars, seaplane fl...
In NACA RM L53I15a, 1953 and NACA RM A53H18a, 1953,it has been shown that, if the "area rule" is uti...
Experimental results are presented on aerodynamic effects of geometric variations in upper surface b...