Drag Co-efficient of side of rocket

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Matt

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hey guys

anyone know a drag co-efficient for the side of a rocket, a generic shaped rocket will be sufficient


EDIT: i was going to use an approximation of a cylinder in turbulent flow (20ms wind wit a diameter of 0.125m you get a reynold number of ~650,000 (turbulent)) which according to a text book of mine is 0.3, so would 0.35 suffice as decent approximation to account for fins?


Cheers
Matt
 
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