Aerodynamics Calculator

Boost your aerodynamic endeavors with the online aerodynamics calculator by ToDo Calculator. Tailored for aerospace engineers, researchers, and enthusiasts, this versatile tool facilitates a myriad of aerodynamics calculations. Leveraging the robust capabilities of ToDo Calculator, it delivers precise solutions across various parameters, from airfoil analysis to lift and moment calculations. With its intuitive interface, this calculator demystifies complex aerodynamic computations, empowering both professionals and students alike. Whether you’re crafting aircraft or delving into fluid dynamics, this resource accelerates your aerodynamics analysis, ensuring optimal performance in aerospace projects.

Induced Angle Of Attack Calculator

The “induced angle of attack” (𝛼i) is an aerodynamic concept that describes the additional angle of attack experienced by an aircraft’s wing due to the generation of lift. It is caused by the wing’s vortices, which are swirling masses of air that form at the wingtips when the aircraft generates lift.  𝛼i is the induced […]

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Kutta-Joukowski Theorem Calculator

The Kutta-Joukowski theorem is a fundamental principle in aerodynamics that relates the lift force generated by an airfoil to the circulation around the airfoil in potential flow theory. It provides a mathematical relationship between the lift, fluid velocity, and the geometry of the airfoil in a simplified, inviscid flow scenario.  L = Lift force acting

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Induced Drag Coefficient Calculator

Induced drag coefficient (CDi) is a dimensionless parameter used in aerodynamics to quantify the efficiency of a lifting object, such as an aircraft wing or a rotor blade, in generating lift while also accounting for the drag induced by the generation of lift. CDi: Induced drag coefficient Di: Induced drag force q∞: Dynamic pressure of

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Radial velocity with source strength Calculator

The radial velocity for a source flow refers to the component of velocity that is directed radially away from or towards a central point source of fluid. A source flow is an idealized model in which fluid is continuously emanating from a point source (or converging towards a point sink).  Vr: Radial velocity component in

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Radial velocity for circular cylinder Calculator

The radial velocity (Vr) component of fluid flow around a circular cylinder refers to the fluid velocity perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder at a given radial distance from its center. This component of velocity describes how the fluid moves towards or away from the center of the cylinder in the radial direction.  Vr

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