The measurement of wing dynamic deformation in morphing aircraft is crucial for achieving closed-loop control and evaluating structural safety.For variable-sweep wings with active large deformation,this paper proposes...The measurement of wing dynamic deformation in morphing aircraft is crucial for achieving closed-loop control and evaluating structural safety.For variable-sweep wings with active large deformation,this paper proposes a novel videogrammetric method for full-field dynamic deformation measurement.A stereo matching method based on epipolar geometry constraint and topological constraint is presented to find the corresponding targets between stereo images.In addition,a new method based on affine transformation combined with adjacent closest point matching is developed,aiming to achieve fast and automatic tracking of targets in time-series images with large deformation.A calculation model for dynamic deformation parameters is established to obtain the displacement,sweep variable angle,and span variation.To verify the proposed method,a dynamic deformation measurement experiment is conducted on a variable-sweep wing model.The results indicate that the actual accuracy of the proposed method is approximately 0.02%of the measured area(e.g.,0.32 mm in a 1.6 m scale).During one morphing course,the sweep variable angle,the span variation and the displacement increase gradually,and then decrease.The maximum sweep variable angle is 36.6°,and the span variation is up to 101.13 mm.The overall configuration of the wing surface is effectively reconstructed under different morphing states.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.12202282).
文摘The measurement of wing dynamic deformation in morphing aircraft is crucial for achieving closed-loop control and evaluating structural safety.For variable-sweep wings with active large deformation,this paper proposes a novel videogrammetric method for full-field dynamic deformation measurement.A stereo matching method based on epipolar geometry constraint and topological constraint is presented to find the corresponding targets between stereo images.In addition,a new method based on affine transformation combined with adjacent closest point matching is developed,aiming to achieve fast and automatic tracking of targets in time-series images with large deformation.A calculation model for dynamic deformation parameters is established to obtain the displacement,sweep variable angle,and span variation.To verify the proposed method,a dynamic deformation measurement experiment is conducted on a variable-sweep wing model.The results indicate that the actual accuracy of the proposed method is approximately 0.02%of the measured area(e.g.,0.32 mm in a 1.6 m scale).During one morphing course,the sweep variable angle,the span variation and the displacement increase gradually,and then decrease.The maximum sweep variable angle is 36.6°,and the span variation is up to 101.13 mm.The overall configuration of the wing surface is effectively reconstructed under different morphing states.
