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10-11-2022
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in principle, it is possible to use rotating cylinders as aircraft wings. consider a cylinder 30 cm in diameter, rotating at 2400 r/min. it is to lift a 55-kn airplane cruising at 100 m/s. what should the cylinder length be? how much power is required to maintain this speed? neglect end effects on the rotating wing.

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