Flow Features and Aerodynamic Analysis of the Canard Missiles

In this work, a grid method for determining the aerodynamic characteristics of canard missiles, taking into account the effects of the oblique blowing is developed. Based on a comparison with NASA experimental data, the accuracy of the calculation results obtained by this method was tested. A compar...

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