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Aerodynamic Optimization and Analysis of Low Reynolds Number Propeller with Gurney Flap for Ultra-High-Altitude Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Yuan Yao    
Dongli Ma    
Liang Zhang    
Xiaopeng Yang and Yayun Yu    

Resumen

This study aims to improve the design optimization of low Reynolds number propellers and the long-endurance capability of ultra-high-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles.

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