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Wake vortex models
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hello,
in our own work on wingtips at present we suggest the following categories of vortex wakes:
1. Munk-type vortex wakes; coming from wings with linear interference of spanload and trailing vortex wakes. comprising planar and non-planar wings
2. Non-Munk-types; caused by outer part of wing having strongly nonlinear interaction of spanload and free-force vortex wakes.
practically all literature only treats 1., 2. is only treated since 1996
if this is not an answer to your problem, pls restate your problem, have a nice time
in our own work on wingtips at present we suggest the following categories of vortex wakes:
1. Munk-type vortex wakes; coming from wings with linear interference of spanload and trailing vortex wakes. comprising planar and non-planar wings
2. Non-Munk-types; caused by outer part of wing having strongly nonlinear interaction of spanload and free-force vortex wakes.
practically all literature only treats 1., 2. is only treated since 1996
if this is not an answer to your problem, pls restate your problem, have a nice time
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