NONLINEAR THEORY FOR SUPERCAVITATING HYDROFOIL OF FINITE - SPAN NEAR A FREE-SURFACE
Yin‐Lin Shen
Abstract
Yin‐Lin Shen
Abstract
The problem treated here is a three-dimensional flow generated by a high-aspect-ratio hydrofoil, moving with constant forward velocity U at an arbitrary angle through an infinitely deep weightless fluid at a fixed depth of submersion h which is measured from its trailing edge to the undisturbed free-surface. The fluid is assumed to be incompressible and inviscid and the flow to be irrotational.
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The problem treated here is a three-dimensional flow generated by a high-aspect-ratio hydrofoil, moving with constant forward velocity U at an arbitrary angle through an infinitely deep weightless fluid at a fixed depth of submersion h which is measured from its trailing edge to the undisturbed free-surface. The fluid is assumed to be incompressible and inviscid and the flow to be irrotational.
Key concepts: Supercavitation, Span (engineering), Nonlinear system, Free surface, Surface (topology), Mathematics, Computer science, Engineering