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An experimental analysis of fluid structure interaction on a flexible hydrofoil in various flow regimes including cavitating flow

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Fig. 1. Experimental set up.
Fig. 3. Measurement of the free tip section.
Fig. 6. Static displacement for various angles of incidence, V ∞ = 5 m / s.
Fig. 9. Hydrofoil displacement for the 4 pitching velocities and for the static case, comparison with experimental suction side flow pressure loading C L + on a rigid hydrofoil measured by means of a wall-pressure array for the same flow conditions, Re = 7
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