Flat Back Trailing Edge Experimental Data

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The discussion focuses on the search for experimental data on flat back airfoils, specifically regarding experimental setups and flow parameters for academic research. A user mentions finding a document that contains computational data rather than experimental results, which is not suitable for their thesis. Another participant suggests that a quick Google search can yield relevant papers, emphasizing the importance of checking references in those papers for additional data sources. The conversation highlights the need for thorough research methods to locate experimental data effectively. Overall, it underscores the availability of resources if approached correctly.
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Does anybody have any experimental data on flat back airfoils. I would like to know the experimental data, experimental setup and initial flow parameters etc. In case if you find it from a report I would be glad if you can give some information regarding the report, such as author, report name, publisher etc. as this is for my thesis.
 
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The document seems to contain computational data not experimental data. Thanks anyway.
 
The important point, which you missed, is that Googling for 5 seconds produced a paper that was relevant. Check the references in the paper and see what it references. Check other things that pop up on Google Scholar and do the same with their references. If there exists experimental data, it won't take long to dig it up if you know what you are doing.
 
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