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Hello Everyone,
How do you obtain the value of 0.072 for the thrust coefficient from experimental data of Zawodny et al?
The values in the paper are different. I think I am making a mistake with the units.
By using your equation:
Ct = T / (rho * (n^2) * (d^4))
with:
Ct = 0.066 (from mid-high fidelity)
rho = 1.071778 kg/m^3
n = RPM/60 = 5400/60 revolutions/s
d = 0.24 m
I am getting a thrust of 1.9 N, which seems fine when compared to other sources.
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Hello Everyone,
How do you obtain the value of 0.072 for the thrust coefficient from experimental data of Zawodny et al?
The values in the paper are different. I think I am making a mistake with the units.
By using your equation:
Ct = T / (rho * (n^2) * (d^4))
with:
Ct = 0.066 (from mid-high fidelity)
rho = 1.071778 kg/m^3
n = RPM/60 = 5400/60 revolutions/s
d = 0.24 m
I am getting a thrust of 1.9 N, which seems fine when compared to other sources.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: