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Instructions for Students/FacultyMid Term I (Total 80 Marks, 2 HRS. Syllabus from Unit-1)

Part A: Total number of questions to be given are ten (5 from CO1 and 5 from CO2), each carrying 2 marks and are
compulsory to attend. There is no choice. They are short answer type questions (Not More Than 25 Words For
both Question & Answer), no objective type or fill in the blanks. Total 20 marks.
Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO1 and 3 from CO2), out of which student must
answer four (2 from CO1 and 2 from CO2). They are long answer type (Not More Than 50 Words for Question),
each carrying 5 marks. Total 20 marks.
Part C:  Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO1 and 3 from CO2), out of which student must
answer four (2 from CO1 and 2 from CO2). They are numerical answer type / fully elaborative type (Not More Than
70 Words for Question) *, each carrying 10 marks. Total 40 marks.

Mid Term II (Total 120 Marks, 2.5 HRS., Syllabus from Unit-2)

Part A: Total number of questions to be given are ten (5 from CO3 and 5 from CO4), each carrying 4 marks and are
compulsory to attend. There is no choice. They are short answer type questions (Not More Than 25 Words For
both Question & Answer), no objective type or fill in the blanks. Total 40 marks.
Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO3 and 3 from CO4), out of which student has to
answer four (2 from CO3 and 2 from CO4). They are long answer type (Not More Than 50 Words for Question),
each carrying 7 marks. Total 28 marks.
Part C:  Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO3 and 3 from CO4), out of which student has to
answer four (2 from CO3 and 2 from CO4). They are numerical answer type / fully elaborative type (Not More Than
70 Words For Question) *, each carrying 13 marks. Total 52 marks. 

Mid Term III (Total 120 Marks, 2.5 HRS., Syllabus from Unit-3)

Part A: Total number of questions to be given are ten (5 from CO5 and 5 from CO6), each carrying 4 marks and are
compulsory to attend. There is no choice. They are short answer type questions (Not More Than 25 Words For
both Question & Answer), no objective type or fill in the blanks. Total 40 marks.
Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO5 and 3 from CO6), out of which student must
answer four (2 from CO5 and 2 from CO6). They are long answer type (Not More Than 50 Words for Question),
each carrying 7 marks. Total 28 marks.
Part C:  Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO5 and 3 from CO6), out of which student must
answer four (2 from CO5 and 2 from CO6). They are numerical answer type / fully elaborative type (Not More Than
70 Words for Question) *, each carrying 13 marks. Total 52 marks. 

* LIST OF ELABORATIVE THEORY QUESTION SUBJECTS: NO SUBJECT UNDER CREDIT FOUR

Instructions For Faculties:

There should be total 6 Course Outcomes (COs) for each subject.

Mid Term Question Papers are to be submitted as per Course Outcomes (COs) which should be divided equally in
Part A, Part B and Part C according to Mid Term Examination and Credit Point.
  In Mid Term-1, the questions are to be given from CO1 and CO2.    In Mid Term-2, the questions are to be given
from CO3 and CO4. Similarly, in Mid Term-3, the questions are to be given from CO5 and CO6.

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THEORITICAL ELABORATIVE QUESTION SHOULD BE GIVEN IN PART 'C' OF QUESTION PAPER

INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS

STUDENT IS ALLOWED TO ENTER LATE NOT MORE THAN 15 MIN AFTER STARTING OF EXAM, AND
MAY LEAVE THE EXAM HALL ON EXPIRY OF ATLEAST OF 1 Hr FROM THE STARTING TIME OF
EXAMINATION.

QUESTION PAPER AND STUDENTS DETAILS

Type of Exam Mid Term 2 Date of Submission 24/07/2021

Name of Faculty Mr. Maris Brightson Date of Examination 27/07/2021

Course B.Tech (Aeronautical Engineering) Semester SEMESTER : 4

4 AN4 - 04 Aerodynamics-I
Batch Combined Batches 18, 19, SF 2 Subject
(Cr 4)

COURSE OUTCOMES FOR REFERENCE TO FRAME QUESTION PAPER

(Faculties are required to mention relevant Course Outcome number against the respective question in QP)

CO3: Demonstrate Airfoil theory and its practical applications.

Course Outcome
CO4: Analyze the Thin Airfoil theory with its practical implementation.

Email I'd marisbrightson@soaneemrana.org Phone No. 805-667-7643

Student Name Student Reg No.

Part A
All the questions are compulsory to attend.

1. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF

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MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question : 1 Define Kelvin circulation theorem.

Fundamentals of
15 Potential flow Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 2 Define Karman vortex street.

Fundamentals of
16 Potential flow Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 3 Define Cauchy–Riemann equations.

Aerodynamics - L J
17 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

Question : 4 Define conformal mapping.

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 Aerodynamics - L J
18 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

Question : 5 Define complex potential function.

Aerodynamics - L J
19 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

2. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF

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MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question : 6 Define vortex filament.

Fundamentals of
23 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 7 Define vortex sheet.

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23 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 8 Define zero-lift angle of attack.

Fundamentals of
27 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 9 Define aerodynamic center.

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28 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 10 Define lift-slope.

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24 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Part B
FOR MIDTERM 1  - Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO1 and 3 from CO2), out of which
student must answer four (2 from CO1 and 2 from CO2). 
FOR MIDTERM 2  -  Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO3 and 3 from CO4), out of which
student must answer four (2 from CO3 and 2 from CO4).
FOR MIDTERM 3  - Part B: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO5 and 3 from CO6), out of which
student has to answer four (2 from CO5 and 2 from CO6).

3. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF

3
MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Explain the following

Question : 1
(a) Kutta condition
(b) Magnus effect

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 Fundamentals of
16 Potential flow Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Consider the lifting flow over a circular cylinder with a diameter of 0.5 m. The freestream velocity
is 25 m/s, and the maximum velocity on the surface of the cylinder is 75 m/s. The freestream
Question : 2
conditions are those for a standard altitude of 3 km. Calculate the lift per unit span on the
cylinder

Fundamentals of
17 Potential flow Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 3 Explain Karman-Trefftz profiles.

Aerodynamics - L J
22 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

4. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF

4
MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Question : 4 Derive the fundamental equation of thin airfoil theory.

Fundamentals of
23 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 5 Discuss the flow over a circular cylinder at various Reynolds numbers.

Fundamentals of
20 Potential flow Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Prove that "Vortex flow is irrotational everywhere except at the point r = 0, where the vorticity is
Question : 6
infinite".

Fundamentals of
18 Potential flow Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

Question : 7 (Old
Pattern)

Part C
FOR MIDTERM 1  - Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO1 and 3 from CO2), out of which
student must answer four (2 from CO1 and 2 from CO2).
FOR MIDTERM 2  -  Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO3 and 3 from CO4), out of which
student must answer four (2 from CO3 and 2 from CO4).
FOR MIDTERM 3  - Part C: Total number of questions to be given are six (3 from CO5 and 3 from CO6), out of which
student has to answer four (2 from CO5 and 2 from CO6).

5. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF

3
MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

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Question : 1 Transform circle into an ellipse by Joukowski transformation.

Aerodynamics - L J
20 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

Question : 2 Transform circle into thin symmetrical airfoil by Joukowski transformation.

Aerodynamics - L J
21 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

Question : 3 Derive the expression for lift per unit span for a flow over a flat plate at some angle of incidence.

Aerodynamics - L J
22 Airfoil Theory
Clancy

6. CHOOSE COURSE OUTCOME (CO) NUMBER ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF

4
MIDTERM, AS PER INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.

Consider a thin, symmetric airfoil at a 1.5◦ angle of attack. From the results of thin airfoil theory,
calculate
Question : 4
(a) lift coefficient, (b) moment coefficient about the leading edge, (c) moment coefficient about
the quarter-chord point, and (d) moment coefficient about the trailing edge.

Fundamentals of
24 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

For the NACA 2412 airfoil, the lift coefficient and moment coefficient about the quarter-chord at
Question : 5 -6◦ angle of attack are -0.39 and -0.045, respectively. At 4◦ angle of attack, these coefficients
are 0.65 and -0.037 respectively. Calculate the location of the aerodynamic center.

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27 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

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26 Thin Airfoil Theory Aerodynamics - J D
Anderson

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Question: 6