Subsonic aerodynamics
Paraschivoiu, Ion
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Les membres économisent: 9,65$ (10%)
Disponibilité:
Disponible, expédié dans les 2 jours ouvrables
Disponible, expédié dans les 2 jours ouvrables
Éditeur:
Presses Intern. Polytechnique
Presses Intern. Polytechnique
ISBN-13:
9782553011306
ISBN-10: 255301130X
ISBN-10: 255301130X
Description:
READERSHIP
This book presents the foundations of theory and practice related to aerodynamic phenomena and is intended for students and engineers specializing in the field of aeronautics. It is also of interest to students and engineers in mechanical engineering desiring to advance in this field.
NEED
The aerospace industry recognizes that a significant advancement and fondamental understanding of aerodynamics are necessary for the formation of engineers in this field. This work complements the theoretical part and a multitude of applications related to the physical phenomena.
TREATMENT OF SUBJECT
After having presented the basic principles of aerodynamics and the general equations of fluid motion, the author describes the irrotational flows and axisymmetric flows of an ideal fluid. The detailed study of aerodynamic profiles/airfoils in subsonic regime and the finite-wing span in two and three dimensions constitutes the core of the work. Finally, the author dedicates the last chapters to the theory of propulsive propellers, the aerodynamics of the helicopter and experimental aerodynamics. Every chapter includes exercises with answers in Appendix. The book consists of several appendices to complement mathematical developments and to present the aerodynamic characteristics of certain airfoils.
4e DE COUVERTURE
The field of aeronautics constantly impresses us with its high-flying technology. To this end, the artisans in the field, most notably engineers, must be familiar with the basics of aerodynamics which are vital to the success of these vast enterprises. This book presents the theory from its most basic principles to the notion of experimental aerodynamics while emphasizing the in-depth study of aerodynamic profiles in subsonic regime and the finite-wing span in two and three dimensions. In addition, to the benefit of all concerned, this work is a complement to the theoretical part as it offers a multitude of practical applications related to the physical phenomena characteristic to aerodynamics.
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Subsonic Aerodynamics is both theoretical and practical. It is intended for students and engineers specializing in the field of aeronautics and aerodynamic phenomena. This book contains a wealth of practical examples and should be of particular interest to those students and mechanical engineers hungry for knowledge regarding new advancements in this area of application
THE AUTHOR
Ion Paraschivoiu is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and also holds the J-A. Bombardier Aeronautical Chair at École Polytechnique de Montréal. He specializes in aerodynamics of wind turbines and his research interests include aircraft icing as well as optimization and drag prediction.
This book presents the foundations of theory and practice related to aerodynamic phenomena and is intended for students and engineers specializing in the field of aeronautics. It is also of interest to students and engineers in mechanical engineering desiring to advance in this field.
NEED
The aerospace industry recognizes that a significant advancement and fondamental understanding of aerodynamics are necessary for the formation of engineers in this field. This work complements the theoretical part and a multitude of applications related to the physical phenomena.
TREATMENT OF SUBJECT
After having presented the basic principles of aerodynamics and the general equations of fluid motion, the author describes the irrotational flows and axisymmetric flows of an ideal fluid. The detailed study of aerodynamic profiles/airfoils in subsonic regime and the finite-wing span in two and three dimensions constitutes the core of the work. Finally, the author dedicates the last chapters to the theory of propulsive propellers, the aerodynamics of the helicopter and experimental aerodynamics. Every chapter includes exercises with answers in Appendix. The book consists of several appendices to complement mathematical developments and to present the aerodynamic characteristics of certain airfoils.
4e DE COUVERTURE
The field of aeronautics constantly impresses us with its high-flying technology. To this end, the artisans in the field, most notably engineers, must be familiar with the basics of aerodynamics which are vital to the success of these vast enterprises. This book presents the theory from its most basic principles to the notion of experimental aerodynamics while emphasizing the in-depth study of aerodynamic profiles in subsonic regime and the finite-wing span in two and three dimensions. In addition, to the benefit of all concerned, this work is a complement to the theoretical part as it offers a multitude of practical applications related to the physical phenomena characteristic to aerodynamics.
.
Subsonic Aerodynamics is both theoretical and practical. It is intended for students and engineers specializing in the field of aeronautics and aerodynamic phenomena. This book contains a wealth of practical examples and should be of particular interest to those students and mechanical engineers hungry for knowledge regarding new advancements in this area of application
THE AUTHOR
Ion Paraschivoiu is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and also holds the J-A. Bombardier Aeronautical Chair at École Polytechnique de Montréal. He specializes in aerodynamics of wind turbines and his research interests include aircraft icing as well as optimization and drag prediction.