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Old   January 18, 2013, 06:21
Question flow speed vs CL
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Hi,all.During the simulation,I encountere three questions .
1.For airfoil,the higher flow speed,the higher CL,isn't it right?
2.The same airfoil of different chord lengths,how could I ensure the same Cl? The same Re number or something else?
3.Is the lift of airfoil proportional to the chord length?
Any kind of help be appreciated.
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.For airfoil,the higher flow speed,the higher CL,isn't it right?
no wrong. CL is inversely propotional to velocity as defined by relation CL=L/0.5*density*V^2*S

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The same airfoil of different chord lengths,how could I ensure the same Cl? The same Re number or something else?
Yup same Re. No and also same Mach. No if the flow is supersonic

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Is the lift of airfoil proportional to the chord length?
Obviously increase in chord means increase in surface area. More surface area will produce more lift
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cfd seeker,thank you so much.
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