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Old   February 8, 2011, 06:33
Default Inviscid Transonic flow of Naca 0012
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Has somebody experimental values or with other technique (computational) for Cp of Naca 0012 (at any angle of attack) in inviscid transonic regime? I want to compare my results with this!
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Old   February 9, 2011, 12:40
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This is just one recommendation of many that are out there. I would recommend "In Pursuit of Grid Convergence, Part I: Two-Dimensional Euler Solutions." by John Vassberg and Antony Jameson. You can get the grids and paper from ftp://cmb24.larc.nasa.gov/outgoing/Vassberg_2D_NACA0012. Results are given for Mach 0.5 and 0.8 at alpha of 0.0 and 1.25 for a NACA 0012 over many structured grids. IMO, it is a good way to test a code. I've also posted my comparisons at http://www.hegedusaero.com/examples/.../Vassberg.html.
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Old   February 10, 2011, 04:03
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Thanks. These two cases of NACA for 0.0 and 1.25 angle is ok. But can i found all values of cp in a text file in format (x-cp)?
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I've uploaded the Aero Troll CFD Euler results for Mach 0.5, alpha 0.0 and 1.25, and Mach 0.8, alpha 0.0 and 1.25. The results are for the finest mesh with momentum slip on wall and characteristic at far field for BCs. Please use the results with caution since I did not do a robust job of verifying that I stripped them out correctly nor that I calculated the pressures and cps correctly. Also, if you use the results publicly (i.e. in a publication, a web page, etc) please give credit by referencing the results to Aero Troll CFD and Hegedus Aerodynamics.

www.hegedusaero.com/examples/Vassberg/m050a0000_char_mom/surface_04097.dat
www.hegedusaero.com/examples/Vassberg/m050a0125_char_mom/surface_04097.dat
www.hegedusaero.com/examples/Vassberg/m080a0000_char_mom_dis010/surface_04097.dat
www.hegedusaero.com/examples/Vassberg/m080a0125_char_mom_dis010/surface_04097.dat
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Thanks!!! This is that i need!
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