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5. Application of reliability optimization to aircraft wings
The ONERA M6 wing (figure 10 ) was designed by Bernard Monnerie and his colleagues in 1972, within the framework of cooperation within AGARD (Advisory Group for Aerospace Research and Development), to provide experimental support for three-dimensional flow studies at transonic speeds and high Reynolds numbers, and for the validation of numerical flow simulations (conditions representative of real military and civil aircraft flights). It has a symmetrical profile and its dimensions are shown in figure 11 .
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