Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5471180 | Applied Mathematical Modelling | 2017 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
A new correlation method for the aerodynamic service loads determination of a rigid wing based on CFD analysis is presented. All flight conditions can be handled by the proposed method. The derived correlation equations are achieved by considering a training fighter aircraft as a prototype. Each wing of aircraft is divided into thirty three parts in the span wise direction. Extensive numerical solutions have been attempted by varying a number of parameters that directly affect the wings aerodynamic loads, such as Mach numbers, angle of attack, control surfaces deflections and etc. For each set of input parameters, the corresponding aerodynamic loads applied to different wing parts are calculated. The resulted loads and the corresponding input parameters are incorporated into a linear regression method in order to develop the appropriate correlation equations. The outputs of the developed equations are the aerodynamic loads at each part of the wing based on the independent variables, which are the above mentioned input parameters. The validity of the developed equations is shown by comparing the loads obtained from the latter equations with the corresponding ones calculated through numerical analysis for different flight conditions. The correlation equations can now be used to calculate the aerodynamic loads at each part for any set of arbitrary values assigned to the input parameters.
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Authors
Ali Gharibi, Hamid Reza Ovesy, Reza Khaki,