4 Unsteady aerodynamics Flashcards

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For unsteady aerodynamics, what is the new Lift equation for step change in incidence, for an aerofoil?

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w is the gust velocity, and the other term is the Wagner function.

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2
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What is this?

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The Wagner function; means that the force acts like a real force (not instantaneous).
(For step incidence questions)

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3
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What is this?

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Dimensionless time, the speed divided by the number of chords.
(For unsteady aerodynamics)

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4
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What is ‘w’ for unsteady aerodynamics?

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5
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What is this?

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Downwash velocity

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6
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What is the incremental incedence?

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7
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What is the equation for incremental incidence?

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8
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In unsteady aerodynamics, what is the new lift equation for sharp edge gust, for an aerofoil?

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The new term here is the Kussner function, which explains how aero forces build up upon entering gust

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9
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For harmonic gust what is the equation for gust?

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10
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What is the lift equation for a harmonic gust, for an aerofoil?

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(a1 is the slope of CL for an aerofoil, would be different for a wing)

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11
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What is the Sear’s function?

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12
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Point, to get the Lift equation for a wing the incremental incidence needs to be accounted for in the CL part of the equation.

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