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Flat-wrap interpolation between airfoils

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addaon

addaon

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Am I crazy, or is it not possible in general to flat-wrap loft between different airfoils? My understanding of this process (mostly from Raymer) is that you connect points of equal slope. However, think of going from something like a 43012 (with a front cusp) to a 0012; there's no equivalent area on the 0012 that matches the slopes at the cusp of the 43012. What am I missing?
 
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