It shows a list of coordinates and a plot of the resultingĪirfoil shape. This is the geometry which is used by all tools in The Geometry card is used to prepare the coordinates of yourĬurrent airfoil. This page presents a short overview only. JavaFoil uses your systems language settings to select the strings usedįor any textual output as well as to define the decimal character. Some conversionįactors for metric and imperial units are given on the In all otherĬases, the unit system is metric for input data and results. New blade geometry will alter this virtual airfoil. All modifications like flap deflection, importing a Means, that you have one airfoil, which can be designed, analyzed, modified andĪnalyzed again an so forth. In JavaFoil you work with a single 'virtual' working airfoil.

You close the card window, it will be put back onto the card stack. Window of its own so that you can access it while working on another card. Some cards haveĪ 'Tear Off' button, which pulls the card from the card stack and shows it in a Settings of your Java system, some of these buttons may be inactive (seeĮach card is described in more detail in the following sections. Most of these cards have a button bar at the bottom, whichĬontains command buttons acting on this specific card. Velocity, Flow Field, Boundary Layer, Polars and The cards are divided in topics like Geometry, Modify, It contains a row of tabs on top and a card area below.Įach tab shows its associated card which contains input and output elements for JavaFoil presents itself in a single window or in a single appletĪrea in your browser.

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