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SD7062 airfoil

What is the exact shape of the SD7062 airfoil? · Standard part · basis: Coordinates from the UIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database; thickness, camber and section by Xem Studio

Also called: sd7062, SD7062 coordinates, SD7062 dat, SD7062 STEP, SD7062 STL, SD7062 profile

Exact dimensions. True size, with no printing tolerance added.

length
100.0 mm
width
20.0 mm
height
13.98 mm

Notes

  • SD7062: Michael Selig and John Donovan (SD series). Maximum thickness 13.98 % of chord at 27.2 % chord; maximum camber 3.97 % of chord at 38.8 % chord.
  • Coordinates from the UIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database (M. Selig, UIUC Applied Aerodynamics Group), file sd7062.dat, titled 'SD7062 (14%)'. Thickness and camber are computed by Xem Studio from those points (vertical distance at equal x, linear between points).
  • The published trailing edge is sharp, so the section uses it as printed.
  • The file is a 100 mm chord section, 20 mm deep: scale it uniformly to your chord, or import the STEP and sweep or loft it into a wing. Thickness scales with chord; the shape is the same at any size.

SD7062 airfoil size chart

parametervaluesource
Max thickness13.98 % chord at 27.2 % chordcomputed from the UIUC coordinates
Max camber3.97 % chord at 38.8 % chordcomputed from the UIUC coordinates
Published points61 (33 upper, 29 lower, shared leading edge)UIUC coordinates
Trailing edge as publishedsharp (closed)UIUC coordinates
y at x = 1.25 % chordupper +2.853 / lower -1.604 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 2.5 % chordupper +4.153 / lower -2.048 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 5 % chordupper +5.901 / lower -2.603 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 7.5 % chordupper +7.152 / lower -2.922 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 10 % chordupper +8.104 / lower -3.119 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 15 % chordupper +9.445 / lower -3.327 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 20 % chordupper +10.237 / lower -3.351 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 25 % chordupper +10.685 / lower -3.263 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 30 % chordupper +10.843 / lower -3.094 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 40 % chordupper +10.499 / lower -2.580 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 50 % chordupper +9.517 / lower -1.923 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 60 % chordupper +8.051 / lower -1.226 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 70 % chordupper +6.227 / lower -0.576 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 80 % chordupper +4.184 / lower -0.062 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 90 % chordupper +2.069 / lower +0.212 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
y at x = 95 % chordupper +0.997 / lower +0.205 % chordlinear between the published points (UIUC coordinates)
Coordinates sourceUIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database: sd7062.dat ('SD7062 (14%)')UIUC Applied Aerodynamics Group (M. Selig)

Where the files are

Other publishers' files are linked, not hosted. "verify" = check the license at the link before commercial use.

UIUC Applied Aerodynamics Group (M. Selig)UIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database: sd7062.dat ('SD7062 (14%)')webUIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database, public research data; coordinates are facts, cited and linked, not rehosted
UIUC Applied Aerodynamics Group (M. Selig)UIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database (original: Michael Selig and John Donovan (SD series))webUIUC Airfoil Coordinates Database, public research data; coordinates are facts, cited and linked, not rehosted

Free files

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sd7062-airfoil-section-100mm-chordSD7062 section, 100 mm chord × 20 mm span, 60 points from the published coordinates, single trailing-edge point (scale to your chord)STEP · STL
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Plain text: sheet.txt · JSON: /api/geometry?object=sd7062-airfoil

SD7062 airfoil, isometric render of a generated part
Render of sd7062-airfoil-section-100mm-chord from the free STEP; not to scale.

Fits with

Questions

How thick is the SD7062?

Maximum thickness 13.98 % of chord at 27.2 % chord: 13.98 mm on a 100 mm chord (computed from the UIUC coordinates).

How much camber does the SD7062 have?

Maximum camber 3.97 % of chord at 38.8 % chord (computed from the UIUC coordinates).

How do I use it for my wing?

Scale the 100 mm section to your chord (e.g. 180 mm chord = 180 % scale), then extrude or loft between root and tip sections. For a tapered wing, scale a root and a tip copy and loft between them.