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Lift on an oscillating body of revolution

AIAA Journal, 1964
Abstract : A theoretical and experimental investigation of the lift and moment on an 8/1 ellipsoid of revo lution performing small oscillations in a direc tion normal to the free stream has been carried out. The maximum circulatory lift coefficient measured is 0.035, about half the value obtained in steady flow at the same maximum angle of attack and ...
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Aerodynamics of complex bodies of revolution

AIAA Journal, 1988
The aerodynamics of five complex bodies of revolution are investigated experimentally and theoretically at a low Mach number (M f ^ 0.1) and over the range of angle of attack from 0 to 35 deg. The geometrical forms of the bodies are generally complex with the discontinuities in the slope of the body surface.
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Exact Involute Bodies of Revolution

Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, 1982
Involute construction is an approach used in contemporary rocket nozzle technology for the fabrication of exit cones and other bodies of revolution and consists of laminating identical composite sheets of uniform thickness along curved surfaces, called involute surfaces.
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Scattering from bodies of revolution

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 1965
The problem of scattering of a plane electromagnetic wave from an arbitrary metallic body of revolution is solved by a theoretical method for arbitrary incidence and polarization. The method permits numerical computations by high-speed digital computers, and examples are given.
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The Turbulent Wake of a Body of Revolution

Journal of Basic Engineering, 1968
The wake behind a six-to-one spheroid was studied for a Reynolds number equal to 2.75 × 106 at 12 sections from 0.25 dia upstream to 18 dia downstream from the stern of the body. The flow pattern was determined and an analytical expression was derived to express the manner in which the mean characteristics of the wake develop in the established flow ...
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Buckling of hybrid bodies of revolution

1989
By “hybrid bodies of revolution” is meant configurations such as shown in Figs. 41 and 42 of Ref. [430], in which some parts of an axisymmetric structure are modeled with use of thin-shell theory and other parts with use of isoparametric solid elements of revolution.
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