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3.1.5. XFOIL menu description Fig. 36 – Configuration window – Correct Neighbours Fig. 37 – XFOIL menu In XFOIL menu user can find functions which can help to analyze aerodynamic airfoils (used in wing geometry definition) using XFOIL program. To use it wisely user must have basic knowledge about XFOIL program. Available options in XFOIL menu) Function Description Interactive mode Interactive mode for stored wing section geometry Click to run external XFOIL program (must be installed [2.1]). Standard program window will appear (Fig. 38), XFOIL is ready to work. Click to run XFOIL for specified *.dat file (Fig. 38). *.dat file contains coordinates of an airfoil to be analyzed. 42
Fig. 38 – External XFOIL program window & *.dat file selection window Function Description Polar calculation Open XFOIL polar Computing basic aerodynamic characteristics for an airfoil: CL-lift, CD-drag, CM-moment, versus angle of attack and Reynolds & Mach number. (airfoil geometry saved to *.dat file). Aerodynamic characteristics are computed in XFOIL external program. Results saved to *.txt file (Fig. 41). Load file from disk with saved aerodynamic characteristics (Fig. 41). When *.txt file is loaded, functions below turn active: Show Drag polar Show drag CD polar, Fig. 42. Show Lift coefficient Show lift coefficient CL graph, Fig. 42. Show Moment coefficient Show moment coefficient CM graph, Fig. 42. 43
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