Applied Mathematics and Mechanics

, Volume 7, Issue 12, pp 1203–1221 | Cite as

The studies of finite supercavitating airfoil

  • Lian Guang-chang
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Abstract

An aerofoil above which is built the artificial cavity low pressure region is called “cavitating airfoil”. By using generalized Blasius's theorem and conformal transformation, this paper investigates the problem of the flow past the aerofoil of cavitating airfoil with the jetstream above cavitation, and gives the formulae of the lift and thrust.

Keywords

Mathematical Modeling Cavitation Industrial Mathematic Pressure Region Conformal Transformation 
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© Shanghai University of Technology (SUT) 1986

Authors and Affiliations

  • Lian Guang-chang
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  1. 1.Jinling Vocational CollegeNanjing

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