The cross section is not strictly circular, however: the radius of curvature is increased before the wing achieves maximum thickness to minimize the chance of boundary layer separation.
The radius of curvature is increased before the wing achieves maximum thickness to minimize the chance of boundary layer separation. The cross section is not strictly circular, however.
The cross section is not strictly circular, however. The radius of curvature is increased before the wing achieves maximum thickness to minimize the chance of boundary layer separation.
The cross section is not strictly circular, however. The radius of curvature is increased before the wing achieves maximum thickness to minimize the chance of boundary layer separation.