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Old   July 11, 2017, 20:45
Question How to calculate aerodynamic coefficients of an air vehicle?
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Hello Everyone,

I am a beginner in the filed of aerodynamics. I need to create an aerodynamic model for a glider air vehicle. I used to use DATCOM to calculate the aerodynamic coefficient, but the results are not very accurate. I think I will have to create a 3d model first, then use some software tools to do computations.
Would someone please note down the steps and recommend good software tools to do this job, for a beginner ?

Thank you!

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