Sentence examples for maximum lift coefficient from inspiring English sources

The testing verified the high lift/drag ratio and the high maximum lift coefficient for the WT180 airfoil.

Using leading edge slat delays the stall up to an angle of attack with a maximum lift coefficient.

In addition, it can also increase stall angle and maximum lift coefficient, and postpone the decrease in the gradient of the lift coefficient.

Results showed that the maximum lift coefficient Cy of the otter-board model with a main-panel angle of 0° was highest (1.875 at α = 25°).

The maximum lift coefficient for an airfoil with coupled vortex generators increases by 21% and a flow separation is delayed by 17°.

Additionally, the aerodynamic performance trends relating to the maximum lift coefficient, lift curve slope, and aerodynamic center are computed from the measurements and discussed for the flat-plate wing models.

In the case of lift, we take CL to be equal to 2.0, a conservative value for the maximal lift coefficient (i.e. the lift coefficient associated with an optimal angle of attack) of a slotted wing19.

Standard airfoils historically used for wind and hydrokinetic turbines have the maximum lift coefficients of about 1.3 at the stall angle of attack, which is about 12°.

At the Reynolds numbers of 75,000, 128,000 and 205,000, maximum lift coefficients of 1.72, 1.81 and 1.86 respectively were obtained at the stall angle of 14°.

Standard airfoils historically used for wind and hydrokinetic turbines had maximum lift coefficients of around 1.3 at stall angles of attack, which is about 12°.

Membrane wings are able to provide higher maximum lift coefficients than avian wings, and the membranous wings of bats are expected to have a steeper lift slope than the stiffer, less compliant wings of birds [59].