Rapid Approaches to Assess Power-Plant Loading for Novel Aircraft Concepts Under Extreme Events

快速评估极端事件下新型飞机概念的动力装置负载

• 批准号: 2442946
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Queen's University Belfast
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2020 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2442946
• 关键词: Rapid; Approaches; Assess; Power; Plant

This project will investigate novel computational methods for modelling and assessing the impact of extreme events on current and future power-plant and aircraft design concepts. When designing aerospace systems, a significant amount of effort is often expended in assessing designs against extreme events (such as blade loss or edge of envelope scenarios), often resulting in significant changes to concepts or in some cases rendering them unrealisable. These events are often extremely challenging to assess, requiring a large amount of background information and the use of complex analysis techniques which are unsuited to early design timescales. As a result, empirical data or "know-how" is often relied upon with respect to these events during conceptual design stages. However, such empirical data and knowledge is greatly lacking for novel aircraft concepts, which often vary significantly from the conventional Tube and Wing configuration, already optimised close to its architectural design limit regarding aerodynamic efficiency. Stringent environmental requirements and sustainability demands, means new aircraft need a step change in performance over their predecessors. This project looks to firstly develop understanding of the implications of extreme events on conventional configurations, particularly with respect to Power-Plant design. To this end, a thorough literature review along with simulation-based sensitivity studies will be utilised. Once findings are validated, they will be studied and utilised to inform development of novel simulation methods suitable for evaluating the effects of extreme events on novel aircraft configurations at conceptual design stages. Emphasis will be placed on the implications for the Power-Plant and neighbouring structural components. The development of new methods such as these, are essential in achieving demanding performance objectives in required timeframes and budgets. Aims and Objectives: The aim is to understand the influence of extreme aircraft events on the design of current and future engine and aircraft design concepts. This will be met through the following objectives: - Understand aircraft and power-plant extreme event design requirements, and the methodologies used to meet them. - Determine the influence of these events on existing designs. - Investigate and develop methods for evaluation of future designs suitable for concept design stages. - Use newly developed methods to evaluate performance of leading design options.

该项目将研究模拟和评估极端事件对当前和未来发电厂和飞机设计概念影响的新型计算方法。在设计航空航天系统时，通常会花费大量的精力来评估针对极端事件（例如叶片损失或包络线边缘场景）的设计，这通常会导致对概念的重大更改，或者在某些情况下使其无法实现。这些事件通常是极具挑战性的评估，需要大量的背景信息和使用复杂的分析技术，而这些技术不适合早期的设计时间尺度。因此，在概念设计阶段，通常依赖于这些事件的经验数据或“专有技术”。然而，这种经验数据和知识对于新型飞机概念来说是非常缺乏的，这些概念通常与传统的管翼配置有很大的不同，在空气动力学效率方面已经优化到接近其建筑设计极限。严格的环境要求和可持续性要求，意味着新飞机需要在性能上比它们的前辈有一个台阶的改变。该项目旨在首先了解极端事件对常规配置的影响，特别是对发电厂设计的影响。为此，将利用全面的文献综述以及基于模拟的敏感性研究。一旦研究结果得到验证，将对其进行研究，并用于开发适合于在概念设计阶段评估极端事件对新型飞机结构影响的新型模拟方法。重点将放在对发电厂和邻近结构部件的影响上。发展诸如此类的新方法对于在规定的时间范围和预算内实现苛刻的业绩目标至关重要。目的和目标：目的是了解极端飞机事件对当前和未来发动机设计和飞机设计概念的影响。这将通过以下目标来实现：-了解飞机和发电厂的极端事件设计要求，以及用于满足这些要求的方法。-确定这些事件对现有设计的影响。-研究和开发适合概念设计阶段的未来设计评估方法。-使用新开发的方法来评估领先设计方案的性能。