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Hello,
I am trying to model something similar to the pictures attached where it is an aerofoil with these "waves" (tubercles) at the leading edge. I have tried a lot of options but have not succeeded yet. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Hi Jad,
You could create a datum plane tangent to the top surface and then create a sketch of the desired section. Then project the sketch onto the surface and then use the projected sketch as a reference to remove the material.
Thanks,
Amit
Thanks for the quick reply,
I tried that but it makes the front of the waves "flat"if you know what I mean. I need something more smooth like this:
Variable section sweep will do what you need; but, you need to read up on this feature - there are a ton of options available that give you control over the generated geometry:
General sketched-spline shown to control the scalloping. This can of course be a curve driven by a sinusoidal equation if you need regular peaks.
Also note that by itself, the sweep feature can generate tangency type of continuity.
If you need C2 continuity, then a boundary blend will be required to patch the scalloped front edge section with the rest of the wing body.