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20) Also, the similarity solutions have shown that H1 is a function of the streamwise boundarylayer shape parameter H. 12 , for H < 4. (21) Then, it is assumed that the variation of the entrainment rate with H1 follows the same relationship for three-dimensional flows. Equation (19) is written in a form similar to Eqs. (15) and (16) 1 U e M w 2 x M w 2 x C E H1 2x H1 2x H1 U e x r Ue x (22) Equations (15), (16) and (22) are to be solved for 2 x , w , and H ( H1 is related to H, Eq.
2. e. at high speed ratios (TSR>3), the visualization of the computed flow indicates that the flow is well-behaved and attached over much of the rotor, Fig. 1. 31R, where R is the rotor radius. The local air velocity relative to a rotor blade consists of free-wind velocity Vw defined as the wind speed if there were no rotor present, that due to the blade motion br and the wake induced velocities; at high TSR, a weak wake (Glauert, 1963) occurs and its rotational induction velocity can be neglected.