TRANDES: A FORTRAN program for transonic airfoil analysis or design
Leland A. Carlson
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Leland A. Carlson
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A program called TRANDES is presented that is used for the analysis of steady, irrotational transonic flow over specified two-dimensional airfoils in free air or for the design of airfoils having a prescribed pressure distribution, including the effects of weak viscous interaction. Instructions on program usage, listings of the program, and sample cases are given.
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A program called TRANDES is presented that is used for the analysis of steady, irrotational transonic flow over specified two-dimensional airfoils in free air or for the design of airfoils having a prescribed pressure distribution, including the effects of weak viscous interaction. Instructions on program usage, listings of the program, and sample cases are given.
Key concepts: Transonic, Airfoil, Fortran, Conservative vector field, Computer science, NACA airfoil, Mechanics, Engineering