Both the Active Flow Control(AFC)and the variable-camber technology are considered as efficient ways to enhance the aerodynamic performance of an aircraft.The present study investigated the feasibility of the combinat...Both the Active Flow Control(AFC)and the variable-camber technology are considered as efficient ways to enhance the aerodynamic performance of an aircraft.The present study investigated the feasibility of the combination of a Co-Flow Jet(CFJ)airfoil and a parabolic flap,where the Reynolds Average Navier-Stokes(RANS)equations and the Spalart-Allmaras(S-A)turbulence model were exploited for the numerical simulation.Several significant geometric parameters,including the injection slot location,the suction slot location,the injection slot angle,the suction slot angle and the airfoil Suction Surface Translation(SST),were selected to study their effects on the aerodynamics of the proposed configuration.Then,an optimized design was created and compared with the baseline airfoil.The results show that the CFJ airfoil combined with the parabolic flap is more beneficial to the aerodynamic performance enhancement at small angles of attack.It is preferable to locate the injection slot at a 2%chord-wise location and the suction slot at a 75%chord-wise location.Both the decrease of the injection slot angle and the augmentation of the suction slot angle could reduce the drag.Furthermore,the SST of 0.5%chord is selected due to its high gain in the corrected aerodynamic efficiency at small angles of attack.Compared with the baseline,the optimized design could increase the lift coefficient and the corrected lift-to-drag ratio by 32.1%and 93.8%respectively at the angle of attack a=4°.展开更多
Variable-camber technology is considered an effective way to adaptively improve the aerodynamic performance of aircraft under various flight conditions.This paper studies the aerodynamic characteristics of the trailin...Variable-camber technology is considered an effective way to adaptively improve the aerodynamic performance of aircraft under various flight conditions.This paper studies the aerodynamic characteristics of the trailing-edge variable-camber technology by means of Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)and a drag decomposition method.Trailing-edge variable-camber technology can be simply realized by the continuous deflection of the flaps and ailerons of a wing.A supercritical airfoil is used to study the two-dimensional effect of variable-camber technology,and a wide-body airplane model is used to validate the three-dimensional improvement in the wing’s airfoil made by variable-camber technology.An optimization strategy for airfoil that incorporates variable-camber technology is proposed.The optimization results demonstrate that the proposed method can obtain better results than the traditional segregated shape optimization.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12102431,12002340,and 11902320).
文摘Both the Active Flow Control(AFC)and the variable-camber technology are considered as efficient ways to enhance the aerodynamic performance of an aircraft.The present study investigated the feasibility of the combination of a Co-Flow Jet(CFJ)airfoil and a parabolic flap,where the Reynolds Average Navier-Stokes(RANS)equations and the Spalart-Allmaras(S-A)turbulence model were exploited for the numerical simulation.Several significant geometric parameters,including the injection slot location,the suction slot location,the injection slot angle,the suction slot angle and the airfoil Suction Surface Translation(SST),were selected to study their effects on the aerodynamics of the proposed configuration.Then,an optimized design was created and compared with the baseline airfoil.The results show that the CFJ airfoil combined with the parabolic flap is more beneficial to the aerodynamic performance enhancement at small angles of attack.It is preferable to locate the injection slot at a 2%chord-wise location and the suction slot at a 75%chord-wise location.Both the decrease of the injection slot angle and the augmentation of the suction slot angle could reduce the drag.Furthermore,the SST of 0.5%chord is selected due to its high gain in the corrected aerodynamic efficiency at small angles of attack.Compared with the baseline,the optimized design could increase the lift coefficient and the corrected lift-to-drag ratio by 32.1%and 93.8%respectively at the angle of attack a=4°.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11872230 and 91852108)。
文摘Variable-camber technology is considered an effective way to adaptively improve the aerodynamic performance of aircraft under various flight conditions.This paper studies the aerodynamic characteristics of the trailing-edge variable-camber technology by means of Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)and a drag decomposition method.Trailing-edge variable-camber technology can be simply realized by the continuous deflection of the flaps and ailerons of a wing.A supercritical airfoil is used to study the two-dimensional effect of variable-camber technology,and a wide-body airplane model is used to validate the three-dimensional improvement in the wing’s airfoil made by variable-camber technology.An optimization strategy for airfoil that incorporates variable-camber technology is proposed.The optimization results demonstrate that the proposed method can obtain better results than the traditional segregated shape optimization.
