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DTIC ADA1001353: Some Remarks on Buffeting.
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Buffeting is defined as the structural response to the
aerodynamic excitation produced by separated flows. The
aerodynamic excitation produced by bubbles, vortices and
transonic flows is discussed. Different buffeting
criteria for the wings of fighter and transport aircraft
are developed. Methods of predicting the onset and
severity of buffeting are reviewed. Some typical examples
are discussed, in which improvements in wing buffeting
are compared with changes in mean force measurements. The
first buffeting measurements on ordinary models in a
cryogenic wind tunnel are analysed. The measurements
confirm that cryogenic tunnels can separate Reynolds
number and aeroelastic effects. The frequency parameter
must be correct on the model if the aerodynamic
excitation does not have a flat spectrum, as at vortex
breakdown on a slender wing. The violet periodic flows at
transonic speeds recently observed on thick biconvex
aerofoils are briefly reviewed and compared with
solutions of the full Navier-Stokes equations. (Author)
Date Published: 2020-01-26 11:42:50
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1001353
Item Size: 26725030
Language: english
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