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Material Type: Assignment; Class: Aerodynamics; Subject: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering; University: Arizona State University - Tempe; Term: Unknown 1989;
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MAE 360. Aerodynamics I. Homework Assignment 2. Due September 21.
ϕ = V∞r cos θ + B cosr θ− 2 Γπ θ. Find: (a) The dimensions of B and Γ. (b) An expression for the cylinder radius, a, in terms of B and V∞. (c) The stagnation points. (d) The pressure coefficient as a function of θ. Plot Cp vs. θ for 0 ≤ θ ≤ 2 π. Use Bernoulli’s equation to find p in terms of the (known) velocities. (e) The lift on the cylinder. Find this by integrating over the surface, and show that c = ρV∞Γ. (f) The drag on the cylinder. Find this by integrating over the surface.
ϕ = 2 Λπ ln r, ψ = 2 Λπ θ,
where Λ is the source strength, satisfies the condition of irrotationality. Define the dimensionless values, Λ = Λ/V∞b and y = y/b where b is a reference length. Consider a source-sink combination in a uniform flow. (A sink is simply the negative of a source.) Place a source of strength Λ = π at y = − 1 and a sink of strength Λ = π at y = 1. Thus, the dimensionless stream function can be written as
ψ = y +^12
tan−^1 x + 1y − tan−^1 x −y 1
Use MATLAB to do the following: (a) Find and plot the stagnation points in this flow. (b) Find and plot the stagnation streamline for this body. (c) Plot several streamlines for this flow. Turn in your MATLAB code, your plot and a complete explanation of your work. You may wish to utilize the function fzero to complete this problem, but you will probably have to find a way to force fzero to find the correct root for -1 ≤ ¯x ≤ 1. Feel free to work with other members of the class on this assignment, but please acknowledge the help of your teammates.