Numerical simulations were performed on the massively separated flows of a 76/40° double delta wing using detached-eddy simulation(DES).A new type of cross-flow vortex is suggested.A vortex was initially generate...Numerical simulations were performed on the massively separated flows of a 76/40° double delta wing using detached-eddy simulation(DES).A new type of cross-flow vortex is suggested.A vortex was initially generated near the junction of the strake and wing,which then moved towards the wing tip at certain wavelength and speed.Analyses were made in detail on the mechanism of the generation of the cross-flow vortex,that is,the inviscid cross-flow instability which differs from that of the swept blunt wing.Cross-section topology of the cross-flow vortex is also investigated,and the wavelength of the vortex array and the characteristic frequency are given.The analyses showed that the cross-flow vortices have an influence on the pressure distribution,which can cause a 10%-20% deviation from the averaged distribution.展开更多
The flow fields over a generic cranked double delta wing were investigated. Pressure and velocity distributions were obtained using a Pitot tube and a hot wire anemometer. Two different leading edge shapes, namely ＂s...The flow fields over a generic cranked double delta wing were investigated. Pressure and velocity distributions were obtained using a Pitot tube and a hot wire anemometer. Two different leading edge shapes, namely ＂sharp＂ and ＂round＂, were applied to the wing. The wing had two sweep angles of 55° and 30°. The experiments were conducted in a closed circuit wind tunnel at velocity 20 m/s and angles of attack of 5°- 20° with the step of 5°. The Reynolds number of the model was about 2 - 105 according to the root chord. A dual vortex structure was formed above the wing surface. A pressure drop occurred at the vortex core and the root mean square of the measured velocity increased at the core of the vortices, reflecting the instability of the flow in that region. The magnitude of power spectral density increased strongly in spanwise direction and had the maximum value at the vortex core. By increasing the angle of attack, the pressure drop increased and the vortices became wider; the vortices moved inboard along the wing, and away from the surface; the flow separation was initiated from the outer portion of the wing and developed to its inner part. The vortices of the wing of the sharp leading edge were stronger than those of the round one.展开更多
Compared with a delta wing aircraft, the double delta wing configuration has better aerodynamic performance at high angles of attack. An operational analysis was introduced as a method for evaluating training effecti...Compared with a delta wing aircraft, the double delta wing configuration has better aerodynamic performance at high angles of attack. An operational analysis was introduced as a method for evaluating training effectiveness of trainer aircraft. Approaches to the engineering estimation of aerodynamic characteristics for aircraft with a double delta wing configuration were studied, and the procedures for determining aircraft performance indices formulated. Taking training effectiveness as the objective function and geometric parameters of the wing platform as design variables, through a numerical multivariate optimization arithmetic, the conceptual design optimization for a certain fighter trainer aircraft with double delta wing configuration was carried out under the constraints of tactical and technical requirements and interrelated geometry. Agreement of a calculation example with engineering practice indicates that the optimal design has higher training effectiveness than the baseline design, and in addition, improves the structural force bearing conditions.展开更多
基金sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 91016001)
文摘Numerical simulations were performed on the massively separated flows of a 76/40° double delta wing using detached-eddy simulation(DES).A new type of cross-flow vortex is suggested.A vortex was initially generated near the junction of the strake and wing,which then moved towards the wing tip at certain wavelength and speed.Analyses were made in detail on the mechanism of the generation of the cross-flow vortex,that is,the inviscid cross-flow instability which differs from that of the swept blunt wing.Cross-section topology of the cross-flow vortex is also investigated,and the wavelength of the vortex array and the characteristic frequency are given.The analyses showed that the cross-flow vortices have an influence on the pressure distribution,which can cause a 10%-20% deviation from the averaged distribution.
文摘The flow fields over a generic cranked double delta wing were investigated. Pressure and velocity distributions were obtained using a Pitot tube and a hot wire anemometer. Two different leading edge shapes, namely ＂sharp＂ and ＂round＂, were applied to the wing. The wing had two sweep angles of 55° and 30°. The experiments were conducted in a closed circuit wind tunnel at velocity 20 m/s and angles of attack of 5°- 20° with the step of 5°. The Reynolds number of the model was about 2 - 105 according to the root chord. A dual vortex structure was formed above the wing surface. A pressure drop occurred at the vortex core and the root mean square of the measured velocity increased at the core of the vortices, reflecting the instability of the flow in that region. The magnitude of power spectral density increased strongly in spanwise direction and had the maximum value at the vortex core. By increasing the angle of attack, the pressure drop increased and the vortices became wider; the vortices moved inboard along the wing, and away from the surface; the flow separation was initiated from the outer portion of the wing and developed to its inner part. The vortices of the wing of the sharp leading edge were stronger than those of the round one.
文摘Compared with a delta wing aircraft, the double delta wing configuration has better aerodynamic performance at high angles of attack. An operational analysis was introduced as a method for evaluating training effectiveness of trainer aircraft. Approaches to the engineering estimation of aerodynamic characteristics for aircraft with a double delta wing configuration were studied, and the procedures for determining aircraft performance indices formulated. Taking training effectiveness as the objective function and geometric parameters of the wing platform as design variables, through a numerical multivariate optimization arithmetic, the conceptual design optimization for a certain fighter trainer aircraft with double delta wing configuration was carried out under the constraints of tactical and technical requirements and interrelated geometry. Agreement of a calculation example with engineering practice indicates that the optimal design has higher training effectiveness than the baseline design, and in addition, improves the structural force bearing conditions.
