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Drags of Fixed-wing UAVs

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  1. Force magnitude in order
  • form drag>friction drag>Induced drag
  1. Friction drag: boundary Layer Formation、Viscous Forces、Laminar and Turbulent Flow、Surface Roughness
  2. form drag 由separation產生
  3. 有vortex可以產生turbulence(因為氣流速度快,跟機翼前緣比,壓降少),減少form drag
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golf ball turbulence
5. 低雷諾數比較不容易有turbulence(<500000)
6. Wing tips減少induced drag

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Takeaway: form drag>friction drag>Induced drag

1. Lift to drag ratio L/D

  • Induced drag is defined below:
    CD=CD0+kCL2CD=CD0+CL2πeARCD

=0.173LD=CLCD=1.70.173=9.78
The definition of
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Takeaway: Drag is a function of lift、AR、AOA.

2. For a cambered wing, the minimum drag
CDmin
occurs at some positive lift
CLmin
drag.

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3. Formdrag:

Viscous separation drag is also called "form drag" and depends upon the location of the separation point on the body.

4. Energy, Drag, and [[Lift]]

The energy required to produce these vortices is extracted from the wing as a drag force and is proportional to the square of the lift (see Sec. 12.6)

5. [[Laminar flow]] induces less drag

If an airfoil is designed to maintain a lot of laminar flow, it will have substantially less drag, as long as it is operating near its design lift coefficient.

Parasite Drag

CD0=CfeSwetSref