Method for analyzing wing structure aero-elasticity stability based on aerodynamic force uncertain order reduction
A technology of wing structure and aeroelasticity, applied in instruments, control/regulation systems, simulators, etc., can solve the problems of probabilistic flutter analysis that relies on prior information, cannot guarantee the absolute safety of aeroelastic systems, and requires little calculation.
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[0046] This example starts with figure 2 The shown binary Isogai wing is an object, and a method for analyzing the aeroelastic stability of the wing structure based on the aerodynamic uncertainty reduction order proposed by the present invention is used for stability analysis, such as Figure 7 shown, including the following steps:
[0047] (1) Establish the CSD analysis model of the Isogai wing structure. The wing is an overhanging section of a swept three-dimensional wing. It adopts the NACA 64A010 airfoil and has heave h (downward is positive) and pitch α (upward is positive). Two degrees of freedom, the specific structural parameters are: b=0.5m, x α =1.8, a=-2, ω h / ω α =1, μ=60, where, b is the half-chord length, x α , a are the dimensionless distances between the elastic axis and the midpoint of the chord (positive when the elastic axis is behind the midpoint), and between the elastic axis and the center of mass, r α is the dimensionless radius of gyration of th...
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