“…Applications of curved wall jets -subject to the Coandă effect -have long been implemented in the aeronautical industry in obtaining higher lift -such as the USB Refs [1][2][3] Fig.1 a. or entrainment Refs [4][5][6][7] Fig.1 b. wings, or replacing the wing altogether Refs [8,9] Fig.1 c; other applications refer to replacing stability control devices such as the helicopter tail rotor with a Coandă-effect curved wall jet on the rotorcraft tail boom Ref [10][11] Fig. 1 Although analytical models were developed for estimating the flow fields over curved surfaces Ref [12], or dedicated turbulence models which compensate for wall curvature Ref [13] or [14], the semi-empirical models such as the ones described by Lewinsky and Yeh [15] or Seed [16] still offer the advantage of being experimentally validated in their design range.…”