Aerospace Engineeering Experiments

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The discussion focuses on two key aerospace engineering experiments: the formation of boundary layers on flat surfaces and pressure distribution on airfoils at various angles of attack. Participants are encouraged to share their knowledge and ask specific questions if they encounter difficulties. The original poster seeks guidance and tips to better understand these concepts. Additionally, contributors are prompted to mention any learning resources they have utilized, such as textbooks or online platforms. Engaging in this dialogue aims to enhance understanding of fundamental aerospace engineering principles.
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Hi people, i am really in a deep trouble and i will be so happy if anyone can help. Any tips will be so appreciated and make a real different to what i am going through at the moment. i have got two question to answer.

1. Experiment of boundry layer on a flat surface : giving dtails of how the boundry layer are formed

2.Eperiment of pressure distribution on an airfoil at differents angle of attack
 
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