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Lift/drag ratio of hydrofoils (Re=1x10 6 ). | Download Scientific Diagram
Dimensionally and Physically Proper Lift, Drag, and Thrust-Related Numbers as Figures of Merit: Normalized Lift, Drag, and Thrust, ηL, ηD, and ηT | Journal of Aerospace Engineering | Vol 30, No 3
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