NACA_0006.xls

	A	B	C	D	F	M
1	NACA 0006
2
3		6.0%	Thickness; relative to chord
4		35	Data points
5
6		x	y	z
7	1	0.00000	0.00000	0.00000
8	2	0.00107	0.00287	0.00000
9	3	0.00427	0.00565	0.00000
10	4	0.00959	0.00835	0.00000
11	5	0.01703	0.01095	0.00000
12	6	0.02656	0.01344	0.00000
13	7	0.03817	0.01581	0.00000
14	8	0.05184	0.01805	0.00000		For the "x" data column, cosine values were used, merely to provide tighter spacing at the leading edge. Other mathematical methods of generating such "x" (chord) spacing could be used. This was a simple method, and is not a part of, nor is it essential to, NACA ordinate calculations.
15	9	0.06753	0.02014	0.00000
16	10	0.08521	0.02206	0.00000
17	11	0.10484	0.02381	0.00000
18	12	0.12638	0.02537	0.00000
19	13	0.14978	0.02671	0.00000		If the "Data points" value is changed, the spreadsheet is not designed to automatically add additional rows of ordinates. You will have to unprotect the worksheet, copy the last row of formulas to additional rows, and change the data set range for the plotted graph.
20	14	0.17500	0.02784	0.00000
21	15	0.20198	0.02874	0.00000
22	16	0.23067	0.02941	0.00000
23	17	0.26099	0.02983	0.00000
24	18	0.29289	0.03000	0.00000
25	19	0.32630	0.02993	0.00000
26	20	0.36115	0.02962	0.00000
27	21	0.39737	0.02906	0.00000
28	22	0.43486	0.02828	0.00000	For this spreadsheet, no camber is specified, so only the first "y" equation is used (in the "y" data column)
29	23	0.47357	0.02726	0.00000
30	24	0.51340	0.02604	0.00000
31	25	0.55426	0.02461	0.00000
32	26	0.59608	0.02298	0.00000
33	27	0.63876	0.02116	0.00000
34	28	0.68221	0.01917	0.00000
35	29	0.72634	0.01701	0.00000
36	30	0.77105	0.01469	0.00000
37	31	0.81625	0.01221	0.00000
38	32	0.86184	0.00956	0.00000
39	33	0.90773	0.00676	0.00000
40	34	0.95382	0.00378	0.00000
41	35	1.00000	0.00063	0.00000
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