Source code for bladedesigner.camberlines.n3dcamberline

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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import numpy as np

import bladedesigner.baseclasses as bcls
import bladedesigner.foundation as fdn


__all__ = ['N3DCamberLine']


coefficients_map = {0.05: (0.058, 60.233333333),
                    0.1: (0.126, 8.606666667),
                    0.15: (0.2025, 2.6595),
                    0.2: (0.29, 1.107166667),
                    0.25: (0.391, 0.538333333)}


[docs]class N3DCamberLine(bcls.AnalyticalCamberLine): """ The NACA 3-digit camber line is formed by two parabolic segments that match in value and slope at variable m, which is characterized by the max_camber_position. """ def __init__(self): super(N3DCamberLine, self).__init__() # properties (initialized by user) self.__max_camber_position = fdn.Uninit('max_camber_position') # add user properties to initialization summary self._properties.append('max_camber_position') @property def max_camber_position(self): """ Type: ``float`` - only 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2 and 0.25 are allowed """ return self.__max_camber_position @max_camber_position.setter @fdn.restrict(new_max_camber_position=[.05, .1, .15, .2, .25])
[docs] def max_camber_position(self, new_max_camber_position): if self.__max_camber_position != new_max_camber_position: self.__max_camber_position = new_max_camber_position self.update()
@fdn.memoize
[docs] def get_derivations(self): """ get_derivations() Returns: ``ndarray`` Calculates camber line derivations and returns them in an array. .. note:: **Note** The return value will be cached. Recalling this method returns the cached value, if the attribues are unchanged. """ self._check_initialization() self._cached = True m, k3 = coefficients_map[self.max_camber_position] x = self.distribution(self.sample_rate) index = np.where(x <= m)[0] if index.size: x1 = x[index] dydx_1 = k3 * (x1 * (3 * x1 - 6 * m) + m ** 2 * (3 - m)) index = np.where(x > m)[0] if index.size: dydx_2 = -k3 * np.power(m, 3) / 6 * np.ones(x[index].shape) return np.append(dydx_1, dydx_2)
@fdn.memoize
[docs] def as_array(self): """ as_array() Returns: ``ndarray`` Calculates camber line coordinates and returns them in an array. .. note:: **Note** The return value will be cached. Recalling this method returns the cached value, if the attribues are unchanged. """ self._check_initialization() self._cached = True m, A = coefficients_map[self.max_camber_position] x = self.distribution(self.sample_rate) index = np.where(x <= m)[0] if index.size: z = x[index] y1 = A * z * (np.power(z, 2) + m * (m * (3 - m) - 3 * z)) index = np.where(x > m)[0] if index.size: y2 = A * np.power(m, 3) * (1 - x[index]) y = np.append(y1, y2) return np.reshape(np.append(x, y), (-1, 2), "F")