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State of the art in wind turbine aerodynamics and aeroelasticity

This paper reviews the state of the art in helicopter rotor loads prediction using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Computational Structural Dynamics (CSD) coupling. The application of CFD to rotorcraft problems has evolved, over the period 1990 to 2005, as a viable means to improve the aerodynamic modeling used in rotorcraft comprehensive analyses (CA). CFD/CSD coupling has the potential to meet the long term objective of a coupled rotor-fuselage analysis that can predict accurate loads and vibration at all critical flight conditions without empirical or semi-empirical inputs. This paper reviews the capabilities and limitations of current CFD analyses to capture the key aerodynamic phenomena driving critical rotor loads: wake, dynamic stall and tip transonic effects. Recent initiatives in CFD/CSD coupling, targeted to improve predictions of rotor loads, are discussed. The high speed (155 kts) forward flight condition of the UH-60A BlackHawk is studied as a test case. The flight condition falls in a critical high vibration regime, where the mechanisms of rotor vibratory loads were not clearly understood. Significant improvements in fundamental understanding and prediction of vibratory loads at this flight condition has been recently demonstrated by researchers using CFD/CSD coupling. The physical mechanisms involved, and the role of CFD in improving predictions is explained.

Review of Rotor Loads Prediction with the Emergence of Rotorcraft CFD

Calcul numerique de l'interaction instationnaire d'un rotor d'helicoptere avec un troubillon pour des ecoulements subsoniques et transsoniques

Aerodynamics of two-dimensional blade-vortex interaction

A solution procedure is described for the numerical solution of inviscid rotational flow past fixed and rotor wing configurations. This procedure solves the three-dimensional Euler equations in a body-fitted coordinate system and strong conservation form. The derivatives along the spanwise direction are lagged by one time step, while all the other terms are treated in a fully implicit manner. This leads to a semi-implicit scheme that requires two block tridiagonal matrix inversions and one residual evaluation per point at every time step. This procedure also requires the flow variables to be stored at only one time level. A number of fixed wing and rotor wing calculations are presented to demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of this procedure.

Solution of the unsteady Euler equations for fixed and rotor wing configurations

30 Years of Rotorcraft Computational Fluid Dynamics Research and Development

Rotary wing finite difference methods are investigated. The main concern is the specification of boundary conditions to properly account for the effect of the wake on the blade. Examples are given of an approach where wake effects are introduced by specifying an equivalent angle of attack. An alternate approach is also given where discrete vortices are introduced into the finite difference grid. The resulting computations of hovering and high advance ratio cases compare well with experiment. Some consideration is also given to the modeling of low to moderate advance ratio flows.

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Finite difference modeling of rotor flows including wake effects

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Finite difference modeling of rotor flows including wake effects