Turbulent Transonic Flow Phenomena Influence on Aeroelastic Stability - Almeida, Hugo St. de
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The new aircraft developments seem to aim at flexible and high aspect ratio wings, flying at high altitudes and transonic cruise Mach numbers. Considering these structural and aerodynamic conditions, the non-linear effects cannot be neglected. In the present work, the aerodynamic non-linear effects at transonic speeds are evaluated upon the aeroelastic stability point of view. CFD techniques are used to obtain a pair of aerodynamic coefficients time history for both pitch and plunging structural DOFs. Dual-time Stepping, SA turbulence model, CFL constant and multigrid algorithms are…mehr

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The new aircraft developments seem to aim at flexible and high aspect ratio wings, flying at high altitudes and transonic cruise Mach numbers. Considering these structural and aerodynamic conditions, the non-linear effects cannot be neglected. In the present work, the aerodynamic non-linear effects at transonic speeds are evaluated upon the aeroelastic stability point of view. CFD techniques are used to obtain a pair of aerodynamic coefficients time history for both pitch and plunging structural DOFs. Dual-time Stepping, SA turbulence model, CFL constant and multigrid algorithms are incorporated in the solution. In addition, two types of mesh movement algorithms are used and compared. In addition, author proposed a CFL number correction, when using multigrid strategy, and an algebraic algorithm for unstructured aerodynamic mesh generation. The resultant CFD time signal is treated in the Laplace domain. Its correspondent AIC matrix is aproximated by a rational function. The resultant AIC matrix is incorporated in the linear coupled system of equations of motion written in modal form. The coupled aeroelastic system is solved using state space variables.
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Undergraduated in Mechanical Engineer in 2007 (in UFF, Brazil), I completed my Master s degree in Aeronautical Institute of Technology, ITA, Brazil, focusing in transonic aeroelastic science. My professional career started in General Motors as Subsystem Validation Engineer. Nowadays, I work as R&D Engineer in the Aeroelasticity team in EMBRAER.