Numerical Study of NACA 0012 Aeroacoustics Response for Normal and Icing Conditions

Edison H. Caicedo; Muhammad S. Virk

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Numerical Study of NACA 0012 Aeroacoustics Response for Normal and Icing Conditions

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This paper describes a multiphase computational fluid dynamics (CFD) based numerical study about aeroacoustics response of NACA0012 airfoil for both normal and icing conditions. Three different turbulence models (RANS, DES & LES) are tested where Detached Eddy simulation (DES) turbulence modelling approach is found suitable for this case study. Aeroacoustics numerical results for clean NACA 0012 are compared with the experimental data obtained from NASA report 1218 [1], where a good agreement is found. An extended CFD study is carried out for iced NACA 0012 airfoil, where results show more boundary layer flow separation in case of iced blade profile that leads to a change in the aerodynamic characteristics of the blade profile and increase in sound level for iced airfoil as compared to the clean NACA0012 airfoil.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 875)

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Edison H. Caicedo*, Muhammad S. Virk

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Aeroacoustics, Airfoil, Atmospheric Icing, CFD, Experiment, Noise

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