Numerical Simulation on Flight Dynamic Characteristics of Elastic Wing Based on Gust Response

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In this paper, the numerical method was developed to flight dynamics characteristics of elastic wing under the action of the discrete gust. In this numerical method, the aerodynamic forces of the elastic wing were calculated by solving the unsteady Navier Stokes equations, and incorporating the grid velocity method to simulating the gust response of the typical NACA0006 airfoil to the step changes in the angle of attack of aircraft . it is shown in results that the calculated lift responses of the airfoil agree well with both the exact theoretical value and calculated value in reference. the elastic effect was considered with RayleighRitz method, so that the fluid dynamic,structural dynamic and flight dynamic problems can be coupled to solve. and AGARD445.6 elastic wing for the numerical simulation of the flight characteristics.

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