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Aerodynamics

delayed and then abrupt stall of an airfoil whose angle of attack changes rapidly, with a shed leading-edge vortex and large load swings.

In aerodynamics, dynamic stall refers to delayed and then abrupt stall of an airfoil whose angle of attack changes rapidly, with a shed leading-edge vortex and large load swings. This meaning comes from Leishman (1989) in Journal of the American Helicopter Society.[1]

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References

Leishman, J. G., & Beddoes, T. S. (1989). A Semi‐Empirical Model for Dynamic Stall. Journal of the American Helicopter Society, 34(3), 3-17. https://doi.org/10.4050/jahs.34.3.3

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