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2 questions for Doug.
It's generally agreed that having a fine trailing edge on foils is a
good idea. Q1. (easy) Is it better to a have a squared off edge or a rounded edge to minimise drag? Q2. (slightly harder) Assuming no ventilation, what is the equation for the limiting drag on a plate section? You'll need to explain your answer for the edification of others! These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. Cheers |
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2 questions for Doug.
Q2 is ill posed. Is that an infinitely thin plate? What is the surface
roughness? "MC" wrote in message ... It's generally agreed that having a fine trailing edge on foils is a good idea. Q1. (easy) Is it better to a have a squared off edge or a rounded edge to minimise drag? Q2. (slightly harder) Assuming no ventilation, what is the equation for the limiting drag on a plate section? You'll need to explain your answer for the edification of others! These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. Cheers |
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2 questions for Doug.
The answer will certainly surprise you! An equation can include as many
or as few factors as are needed... Cheers Bobsprit wrote: Q2 is ill posed. Is that an infinitely thin plate? What is the surface roughness? "MC" wrote in message ... It's generally agreed that having a fine trailing edge on foils is a good idea. Q1. (easy) Is it better to a have a squared off edge or a rounded edge to minimise drag? Q2. (slightly harder) Assuming no ventilation, what is the equation for the limiting drag on a plate section? You'll need to explain your answer for the edification of others! These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. Cheers |
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2 questions for Doug.
MC,
When didst thou become contentious? Hath some great trouble befallen thee? Doth some dolor darken thy soul? Whence comes this brutish broadcast? Speak, for we are all friends here! Scout "MC" wrote These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. |
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2 questions for Doug.
He's trying to sucker Doug into another bet to get out of paying the first
one. SV "Scout" wrote in message news MC, When didst thou become contentious? Hath some great trouble befallen thee? Doth some dolor darken thy soul? Whence comes this brutish broadcast? Speak, for we are all friends here! Scout "MC" wrote These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. |
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2 questions for Doug.
"MC" wrote
These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. In NZ time or real time? Anyway, why should I help you with your science homework? "Scout" wrote... MC, When didst thou become contentious? Hath some great trouble befallen thee? Doth some dolor darken thy soul? Whence comes this brutish broadcast? Speak, for we are all friends here! Cool Shakespeare chops, Scout! Anyway, MC (or Navvie as some call him) doesn't have friends, a true pedant doesn't want or need them. Scott Vernon wrote: He's trying to sucker Doug into another bet to get out of paying the first one. heh heh not likely. Think I should get lawyers involved? DSK |
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2 questions for Doug.
DSK wrote: heh heh not likely. Think I should get lawyers involved? S'funny you avoided that last time. I offered the use of an independent person but you ran away from that and refused all reasonable terms for settling the bet. Could it be that you lost it? Cheers |
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2 questions for Doug.
MC wrote:
S'funny you avoided that last time. I offered the use of an independent person but you ran away from that and refused all reasonable terms for settling the bet. Could it be that you lost it? "All reasonable terms for settling the bet" means that the loser pays. You lost. So pay up. Have you gotten any unusual attention from the Inland Revenue lately? DSK |
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2 questions for Doug.
DSK wrote: "MC" wrote These are easy questions for an engineer but how long will it take Doug to post the answers? Google may not help! C'mon Doug the clock is ticking. In NZ time or real time? Anyway, why should I help you with your science homework? Didn't you clam to to have expertise in shaping foils at one time? I'm still waiting for your answers Doug! Cheers |
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2 questions for Doug.
MC wrote:
Didn't you clam to to have expertise in shaping foils at one time? I don't ever "claim" anything. That's for doofii like you, Boobsie, and Jax. I have made a number of under water foils, including centerboards & rudders, and worked on a number of others. Could easily include "shaping" although when working from scratch, have always used standard foil sections. In some cases, one-design rules have to be kept. Now why, since you alway insist that sailing small boats is beneath your lofty dignity, would you be interested? ... I'm still waiting for your answers Doug! Try holding your breath. DSK |
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