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Qiaol618 May 24, 2012 23:37

what is the meaning of "reduced" in term "reduced frequency"
 
:confused:
Something reduced the frequency or compared with something it was reduced?
I just want to know how this term gets its name.

unver May 28, 2012 04:00

Usually, it means normalized with respect to something.

Qiaol618 June 6, 2012 06:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by unver (Post 363390)
Usually, it means normalized with respect to something.

Its looks like a good explanation,thanks for your reply!

EddySouth October 18, 2018 06:49

Based on the definition of reduced frequency, if the object moving in the still fluid, then we can consider the frequency as the real physical frequency.

However, the fluid usually has some velocity, imagine that if the freestream velocity is huge(approaching infinite), then the moving frequency is suspended and inferior to the freestream velocity. That is, the freestream velocity looks 'bad' or 'negative' to the moving, I think that is the reason we call the frequency as reduced frequency.


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