The low Reynolds number aerodynamics of leading edge flaps
Within the low Reynolds number regime at which birds and small air vehicles operate (Re=15,000-500,000), flow is beset with laminar separation bubbles and bubble burst which can lead to loss of lift and early onset of stall. Recent video footage of an eagle's wings in flight reveals an inconspi...
Main Authors: | Bakhtian, N, Babinsky, H, Thomas, A, Taylor, G |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2007
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