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A Computer Program Package for Proving Input to the Douglas Three-Dimensional Potential Flow Program: A User's Manual.

Thomas Mautner

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This report documents the procedures for using a computer program package designed to calculate and format the coordinates required as input to the Douglas Three-Dimensional Potential Flow Program. The programs calculate the three-dimensional coordinates for axisymmetric bodies, with and without appendages, and the radial and angular distribution of off-body points required to determine velocity profiles for propeller thrust deduction calculations. (Author)

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This report documents the procedures for using a computer program package designed to calculate and format the coordinates required as input to the Douglas Three-Dimensional Potential Flow Program. The programs calculate the three-dimensional coordinates for axisymmetric bodies, with and without appendages, and the radial and angular distribution of off-body points required to determine velocity profiles for propeller thrust deduction calculations. (Author)

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This report documents the procedures for using a computer program package designed to calculate and format the coordinates required as input to the Douglas Three-Dimensional Potential Flow Program. The programs calculate the three-dimensional coordinates for axisymmetric bodies, with and without appendages, and the radial and angular distribution of off-body points required to determine velocity profiles for propeller thrust deduction calculations. (Author)

Key concepts: Computer program, Propeller, Thrust, Computer science, Flow (mathematics), Potential flow, Engineering drawing, Rotational symmetry

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