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February 3, 2011, 05:33
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NASA Rotor Geometry
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Devraj Dutt
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Hi
I need to design a rotor with the specificatios as shown (url also attached) http://flickr.com/gp/devraj_dutt/82e50i This is typical specification found on the NASA Technical Report Server. A key to the symbols used is attached below (2 urls) http://flickr.com/gp/devraj_dutt/F1b1Jv http://flickr.com/gp/devraj_dutt/hpD19d I wonder if anybody knows about a program in which sych data can be input/ method by which this can be modelled. I have ANSYS CFX (with BladeGen) but I cannot use it well. For now, I only know how to use Gambit, FLUENT and other modeling software (CATIA, Unigraphics and Pro E) Thanks |
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