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AeroForce - Thrust/Drag Bookkeeping and Aerodynamic Force Breakdown over Components

Jochen Wild

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Aeroforce is an aerodynamic data postprocessing tool that permits a more detailed analysis of the location of aerodynamic forces. For complex configurations the force evaluation of an arbitrary split-up of the entire aerodynamic surface into components like body, wing, pylon or engine is supported. Aeroforce calculates forces and aerodynamic coefficients for these components directly from the pressure and friction distributions.

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Aeroforce is an aerodynamic data postprocessing tool that permits a more detailed analysis of the location of aerodynamic forces. For complex configurations the force evaluation of an arbitrary split-up of the entire aerodynamic surface into components like body, wing, pylon or engine is supported. Aeroforce calculates forces and aerodynamic coefficients for these components directly from the pressure and friction distributions.

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Aeroforce is an aerodynamic data postprocessing tool that permits a more detailed analysis of the location of aerodynamic forces. For complex configurations the force evaluation of an arbitrary split-up of the entire aerodynamic surface into components like body, wing, pylon or engine is supported. Aeroforce calculates forces and aerodynamic coefficients for these components directly from the pressure and friction distributions.

Key concepts: Aerodynamics, Aerodynamic force, Aerodynamic drag, Thrust, Drag, Aerospace engineering, Mechanics, Structural engineering

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