Numerical Study on Aerodynamic Characteristics of NACA0015

In this study, a numerical simulation is made to understand the effect of the angle of attack on a NACA airfoil, which will be used for a basic shape to apply for making the vertical axis Darius wind turbine. The near-wall y+ value which is less than 1 is known to be most desirable for a near-wall m...

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