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D. Mabey (1988)
Some Aspects of Aircraft Dynamic Loads Due to Flow Separation Meeting (65th) Held in Cesme, Turkey on 4-9 October 1987
A. Szumowski, G. Meier (1996)
Forced oscillations of airfoil flowsExperiments in Fluids, 21
The effect of background flow oscillations on transonic airfoil (NACA 0012) flow was investigated experimentally. The oscillations were generated by means of a rotating plate placed downstream of the airfoil. Owing to oscillating chocking of the flow caused by the plate, the airfoil flow periodically accelerated and decelerated. This led to strong variations in the surface pressure and the airfoil loading. The results are presented for two angles of attack, α=4° and α=8.5°, which correspond to the attached and separated steady airfoil flows, respectively.
Experiments in Fluids – Springer Journals
Published: Apr 1, 2002
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