Boeing 737 Aerodynamic Coefficient
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Boeing 737 Aerodynamic Coefficient
Hi
I am studying the aerodynamic coefficients of a boeing 737-800 NG.
In particular wingtip devices and have constructed a model in solidworks to test on Ansys cfd.
I am creating a hypothetical situation of testing the improvement in take off performance by using winglets. To do this, i am simulating the 737 with and without winglets.
I have the Ansys sim set at take off velocity and 8 degrees AoA.
I am getting a Cl value of 2.5 and Cd of 0.3 i was wondering how far off that is to realistic values of cl and cd at take off?
Thank you, i would really appreciate any insight.
I am studying the aerodynamic coefficients of a boeing 737-800 NG.
In particular wingtip devices and have constructed a model in solidworks to test on Ansys cfd.
I am creating a hypothetical situation of testing the improvement in take off performance by using winglets. To do this, i am simulating the 737 with and without winglets.
I have the Ansys sim set at take off velocity and 8 degrees AoA.
I am getting a Cl value of 2.5 and Cd of 0.3 i was wondering how far off that is to realistic values of cl and cd at take off?
Thank you, i would really appreciate any insight.
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I have no data for the 737.
However in general a Cl max of 2.5 would be at the high end for wings - even in the landing configuration. I would be suspicious of more than 2 in the TO config.
You should be able to check on typical airliner Cl max numbers fairly easily.
However in general a Cl max of 2.5 would be at the high end for wings - even in the landing configuration. I would be suspicious of more than 2 in the TO config.
You should be able to check on typical airliner Cl max numbers fairly easily.





