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Designing an Electric Aircraft: Testing Motor+Airfoil Configurations
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[QUOTE="MaxKang, post: 5616969, member: 592577"] Because there seems to be a lot of room for error in doing CFD, in fact since we need to simulate the rotational flow due to props the result might be highly unreliable. Quite a few of the Master students at my university seemed to ignore CFD and go straight to a wind tunnel testing. Once time I heard that most times CFD is only reliable for future iterations of a given design where the CFD and experimental data have already converged to the same value [/QUOTE]
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