loft between a wing profile and... a segment

[stabum]

Hello, everyone. I thank those who will help me immediately. It may seem like a banal question, mine, but for those who do not know the programs even the simplest thing becomes complex.
I have to realize an aerodynamic profile that at one end has a Naca wing profile and, at the opposite end, the profile collapses in a given-length segment, or if we want, a symmetrical aerodynamic profile with zero lift). I know that the loft command allows to "conjugate" a surface, for example elliptical, not only to any other closed surface, but also to a point (which is useful for drawing, for example, jetty musets or... kitchen spoons). but it doesn't seem possible to end the loft with a segment.
Someone can help me... Thanks again to all. Speaking of which... I use inventor 2011.

 

[Tarkus]

Hello, everyone. I thank those who will help me immediately. It may seem like a banal question, mine, but for those who do not know the programs even the simplest thing becomes complex.
I have to realize an aerodynamic profile that at one end has a Naca wing profile and, at the opposite end, the profile collapses in a given-length segment, or if we want, a symmetrical aerodynamic profile with zero lift). I know that the loft command allows to "conjugate" a surface, for example elliptical, not only to any other closed surface, but also to a point (which is useful for drawing, for example, jetty musets or... kitchen spoons). but it doesn't seem possible to end the loft with a segment.
Someone can help me... Thanks again to all. Speaking of which... I use inventor 2011.

I know it's an expedient, but instead of the segment you can use a rectangle with the narrow side =0,001 mm...
ah, by the way, if the version you use writes in your profile, give in the future to those who want to answer, the chance to be more precise... .

 

[stabum]

Thanks for the advice, tarkus. I changed the profile by indicating the version of inventor I use.
As for the wing profile, I understand the "truck". Of course you can do so too: I think if there will be no other help will be the only thing I can try.
Thanks again and... Please, squeeze the meninges! :finger:

 

[pompeo79]

Something like that?
what you can do could be working with the surfaces. (and my advice then maintain them without converting them).

the naca profile you can divide it and half and make two surface lofts by getting two surfaces that you will then join.

 

[stabum]

Thank you very much!!! That was exactly what I needed. you are absolutely brilliant!!! Thank you so much!!! what you designed is simply amazing!!!!!


thank you all!!! ! ! ! ! !