D The below is a cross-section of a Darrieus-type and wind turbine. Find the cross Sectional moment. image provided by the bottom airfoil under the following circumstances. Calculate the lift coefficient based on the formula CL 27 (α-α₁ =0) Assume that stall is not occuring The airfoil has a zero lift angle of attack of O degrees and a sectional drag coefficient of 7x10-3 00= 41-7 RPM R = 13 degrees 188m V = 11mls C =017 m Air density = 0.91 kg/m3 Find moment in N.m m

D The below is a cross-section of a Darrieus-type and wind turbine. Find the cross Sectional moment. image provided by the bottom airfoil under the following circumstances. Calculate the lift coefficient based on the formula CL 27 (α-α₁ =0) Assume that stall is not occuring The airfoil has a zero lift angle of attack of O degrees and a sectional drag coefficient of 7x10-3 00= 41-7 RPM R = 13 degrees 188m V = 11mls C =017 m Air density = 0.91 kg/m3 Find moment in N.m m

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