NACA67-110 a=0.0


The Venkataraman airfoil fit was presented in AIAA-95-1875 by P. Venkataraman of the Rochester Institute of Technology.
The airfoil geometry is obtained through four Bezier curves, two for the upper surface (forward and aft), and two for the lower surface (forward and aft). This ease of construction makes it suitable for ease of use in CAD systems, and in airfoil shape optimization.
Selig-format DAT file: download
DXF file: download
Endpoints:
PointCoordinates
Leading edge point A(0.000000, 0.000000)
Trailing edge C(1.000074, -0.000880)
Upper point BU(0.467299, 0.054837)
Lower point BL(0.527516, -0.045375)
All Control Points:
Upper ForwardUpper RearLower ForwardLower Rear
(0.000000, 0.000000)(0.467299, 0.054837)(0.000000, 0.000000)(0.527516, -0.045375)
(0.000000, 0.029037)(0.801377, 0.054837)(0.000000, -0.037544)(0.816995, -0.045375)
(0.212013, 0.054837)(0.877955, 0.008775)(0.431734, -0.045375)(0.881106, -0.008610)
(0.467299, 0.054837)(1.000074, -0.000880)(0.527516, -0.045375)(1.000074, -0.000880)

Deviation from basic shape: 0.001167 (0.1167% of chord) = 1.2 mm on a 1 m chord or 0.056 in on a 48 in chord
SegmentDeviation
Combined0.001167 (0.1167% of chord)
Upper (all)0.000320 (0.0320% of chord)
Upper Forward0.000273 (0.0273% of chord)
Upper Rear0.000320 (0.0320% of chord)
Lower (all)0.001167 (0.1167% of chord)
Lower Forward0.001167 (0.1167% of chord)
Lower Rear0.000345 (0.0345% of chord)