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On the role of biomimetics shark skin flow control in the aerodynamic characteristics of leading-edge protuberanced wing section
An experimental investigation of the effect of shark skin flow control structures on the aerodynamic characteristics of novel bio-inspired Leading-Edge Protuberanced wing section is presented in this paper. NACA 63(4)-021 airfoil based leading-edge protuberanced wing featuring an Amplitude of 0.12c
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