Incipient torsional stall flutter aerodynamic experiments on a swept three-dimensional wing
Incipient torsional stall flutter aerodynamic experiments on a swept three-dimensional wing
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后掠三维机翼的初期扭转失速颤振空气动力学实验
DOI:
10.2514/3.23732
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发表时间:
1994
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
F. Carta
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作者:
P. Lorber;F. Carta
The aerodynamics of small amplitude pitching motions near stall have been studied experimentally in order to improve understanding of the torsional stall flutter problem for propeller blades. A model wing was oscillated in pitch at several small amplitudes over a wide and representative range of conditions. Unsteady surface pressures were measured and integrated to determine the aerodynamic damping at five spanwise stations. Strong negative damping was found for motions centered near static stall for all studied reduced frequencies, Mach numbers, and sweep angles. The 30-deg sweptback configuration was found to become negatively damped over the entire span nearly simultaneously, while the unswept model exhibited local regions of negative damping that moved toward the wing tip as the mean angle of attack was increased.