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Task 1: (P3)
Safety Precaution:
• At first need to be sure that fire extinguisher is available.
• Then Should be ensured that Proper plug in
• Then should be safe of electrical connection.
• Now have clean the wing tunnel.
• Then Bonding and joining of aerofoil should be tightening.
• Should be Wear safety clothis such as insulating shoes, apron and hand gloves.
• Initial lift and drag should be carefully set with the aerofoil.
• Ensure that any obstructions such as human or object is not presented infront of the exhaust of the wing tunnel.
Working procedure:
• At first I have to Change the AOA of the aerofoil.
• Then I have to measure the AOA of the aerofoil.
• Now plug in the wind tunnel and switch is on position.
• Then I have to measure the lift and drag from the scale.
Result and curves:
Test no- 1
Measurement of AOA:
The length of perpendicular is 2.9”
The length of hypotenuse is 11.3”
We know, sin θ = perpendicular/ hypotenuse
= 2.9”/ 11.3”
= 0.2566
So, θ = sin-¹ (0.2566)
= 14.86°
Lift
Upper scale lift: 2 .6kg
Lower scale lift: 9.5 kg
Total lift: 6.9kg.
Drag
Initial drag: 0.6 kg
Final drag: 1.5 kg
Total drag: 0.9 kg
L/D ratio: 6.9/0.9= 7.666
Test no- 2:
AOA: 11.32°
Lift
Upper scale lift: 2.3 kg
Lower scale lift: 8 kg
Total lift: 5.7 kg.
Drag
Initial drag: 0.5 kg
Final drag: 1.5 kg
Total drag: 1 kg
L/D ratio: 5.7 /1= 5.7
There is error on scaling and improper weight balancing. So that graph is not accurate.
Task 2: (M1)
Velocity Vs Lift curves:
At low velocity
Velocity mph – 56.78
Lift- 503 lbs
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Figure- Velocity mph
At medium velocity
Speed mph – 140.20
Lift- 3072 lbs
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Figure-Velocity mph
At high velocity...