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Experimental evidence on the drag at zero lift on a series of slender delta wings at supersonic speeds, and the drag penalty due to distributed roughness

M.C.P. Firmin

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Measurements have been made of the drag at zero lift on a series of low drag delta wings of diamond cross-section, with and without distributed roughness.

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Measurements have been made of the drag at zero lift on a series of low drag delta wings of diamond cross-section, with and without distributed roughness.

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Measurements have been made of the drag at zero lift on a series of low drag delta wings of diamond cross-section, with and without distributed roughness.

Key concepts: Drag, Supersonic speed, Lift-to-drag ratio, Lift (data mining), Series (stratigraphy), Parasitic drag, Mechanics, Drag coefficient

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