NASA NTRS · 19720016716
Systematic two-dimensional cascade tests. Volume 3: Slotted double circular-arc hydrofoils
Abstract
Performance parameters are presented for cascades of slotted double circular-arc hydrofoils tested over a range of systematically introduced variables in a rectilinear cascade tunnel which uses water as the test medium. Cascade configurations included various combinations of an inlet flow angle of 50, 60 and 70 deg; a cascade solidity of 0.75, 1.00 and 1.50; a hydrofoil camber angle of 20, 30, 40 and 45 deg; and angles of incidence between positive and negative stall. The slot was positioned at the 45 percent chord station and the slot exit width was 0.047-in. Tests were also performed with the slot positioned at the 35 percent chord station and with slot widths of 0.63 and 0.094-in. These data were correlated to indicate the effects of slot location and slot width on minimum loss incidence and deviation angles. In addition, a comparison is presented of the performance parameters for cascades of slotted and unslotted hydrofoils.
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Columbo, R. M., Murrin, T. A.. 1972-05-01. Systematic two-dimensional cascade tests. Volume 3: Slotted double circular-arc hydrofoils. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720016716
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