Comparison of boundary layer trips of disk and grit types on airfoil performance at transonic speeds View on Open Library

Comparison of boundary layer trips of disk and grit types on airfoil performance at transonic speeds

by Y. Y. Chan

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First published: 1988
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Boundary layer transition Laminar flow airfoils Supercritical airfoils

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