XFOIL Boundary Layer Transition (Basics)

Описание: In this video: laminar vs turbulent flows, why we care where the flow transitions, the two methods XFOIL uses for predicting transition, a quick introduction to the e^n method (and Ncrit), and steps for changing where the flow transitions.

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This is another video in a new series on the XFOIL software brought to you by the Science of Flight, a new brand on YouTube. Whether you’re an undergrad in an aero course or a working professional that just got placed into an aero role, this series is for you. Although the idea is to create an awesome lecture series to support aerospace engineering education, the hope is that this won’t just be a lecture series but when it is combined with other interactive content it can become an entire learning system to truly master XFOIL. If you have good ideas for apps, interactive virtual models, software, or even learning objects that could be 3D printed throw it in the comments below along with what topics you want to see covered. After you comment, check out the next video in the series.

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