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Hi all,
I'm searching the full 3-D blade geometry of the 2-stage rotor 67 compressor. Or more exactly the full 3-D geometry ot the 2-stage compressor from which the famous rotor 67 has been extracted. I have the full 3-D blade geometry (in x,r,theta coordinates) of the rotor only. I found it in Strazisar et al. (NASA-TP-2879). I've been unable to find the same kind of data for the full compressor. I've ordered 2 technical reports from the NASA but the geometry is given with a "throughflow mind" (that is the camber angle at the leading and trailing edge, the maximum thickness). The 2 technical reports are the following : - NASA TP 1314 : Design and Performance of a 427 -Meter-Per-Second-Tip-Speed Two-Stage Fan Having a 2.40 Pressure Ratio - NASA TP 1493 : Performance of Two-Stage Fan Having Low-Aspect-ratio, First-Stage Rotor Blading. Is there another technical report from the NASA that gives the full 3D geometry (in x,r,theta coordinates) ? Do you know another way to get these informations ? Thanks in advance |
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Hello,
Do you have the co-ordinates for the paper "Design and Performance of a 427 -Meter-Per-Second-Tip-Speed Two-Stage Fan Having a 2.40 Pressure Ratio". I have already got the paper but I want the coordinates or any program by means of which I can extract coodinates. thank you in advance Regards, Sagar |
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breno H
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Hi, would you have the coordinates for rotor 67?
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