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ijunxyz123:master# PyTurbo_Aero 3D Design Tutorial
In this tutorial you will learn how to construct a 3D Blade by stacking 2D designs on top of each other using a stacking line defined at the leading edge, centroid or trailing edge. Lets begin!

PyTurbo_Aero 3D Design Tutorial

In this tutorial you will learn how to construct a 3D Blade by stacking 2D designs on top of each other using a stacking line defined at the leading edge, centroid or trailing edge. Lets begin!https://colab.research.google.com/github/nasa/pyturbo-aero/blob/main/tutorials/3D_DesignTutorial.ipynb#scrollTo=TvsH0TTBpPfW## Adding Lean and Sweep
Lean and Sweep can be added by calling lean_add and sweep. Both lean and sweep are defined using bezier curve control points.

Note: You can change the twist by messing with the stagger angle of the 2D Designs

Another Note: The green profiles that you see are the control profiles that you specified at the hub, mid, and tip. These may not move with the design after you apply lean and sweep.

You can use lean and sweep with each other.# PyTurbo_Aero 3D Design Tutorial
In this tutorial you will learn how to construct a 3D Blade by stacking 2D designs on top of each other using a stacking line defined at the leading edge, centroid or trailing edge. Lets begin!

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ijunxyz123:master# PyTurbo_Aero 3D Design Tutorial In this tutorial you will learn how to construct a 3D Blade by stacking 2D designs on top of each other using a stacking line defined at the leading edge, centroid or trailing edge. Lets begin!

PyTurbo_Aero 3D Design Tutorial

In this tutorial you will learn how to construct a 3D Blade by stacking 2D designs on top of each other using a stacking line defined at the leading edge, centroid or trailing edge. Lets begin!https://colab.research.google.com/github/nasa/pyturbo-aero/blob/main/tutorials/3D_DesignTutorial.ipynb#scrollTo=TvsH0TTBpPfW## Adding Lean and Sweep Lean and Sweep can be added by calling lean_add and sweep. Both lean and sweep are defined using bezier curve control points.

Note: You can change the twist by messing with the stagger angle of the 2D Designs

Another Note: The green profiles that you see are the control profiles that you specified at the hub, mid, and tip. These may not move with the design after you apply lean and sweep.

You can use lean and sweep with each other.# PyTurbo_Aero 3D Design Tutorial In this tutorial you will learn how to construct a 3D Blade by stacking 2D designs on top of each other using a stacking line defined at the leading edge, centroid or trailing edge. Lets begin!

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