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) across varying angles of attack (AoA) to identify stall behavior and efficiency. 2. Introduction
This paper investigates the performance of the NACA 0015 airfoil, a symmetric 4-digit series profile with a 15% thickness-to-chord ratio. Using data derived from both experimental wind tunnel tests and CFD simulations, we analyze the lift and drag coefficients ( CLcap C sub cap L CDcap C sub cap D The NACA 0015 is a standard benchmark in
Simulations are conducted using software like ANSYS Fluent or OpenFOAM . The mesh is refined near the leading and trailing edges to capture boundary layer separation accurately. 4. Results and Discussion Lift Coefficient ( CLcap C sub cap L
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The NACA 0015 exhibits a "trailing edge stall," where the flow separation begins at the rear and moves forward as the AoA increases. 5. Conclusion