Hydrofoil hydrodynamic theory is begun with the two-dimensional thin wing. This is followed by three-dimensional limited-span wing theory. The effect of wing configuration on performance is discussed, including sweepback and dihedral. The theory is followed by a section giving experimental data for wing sections suitable for hydrofoil use.

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Introduction to Hydrofoil Wing Theory

  • Zu-Shun Dong,
  • Liang Yun,
  • Raju Datla,
  • Alan Bliault

摘要

Hydrofoil hydrodynamic theory is begun with the two-dimensional thin wing. This is followed by three-dimensional limited-span wing theory. The effect of wing configuration on performance is discussed, including sweepback and dihedral. The theory is followed by a section giving experimental data for wing sections suitable for hydrofoil use.