2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.cja.2023.01.002
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Mechanism analysis of hysteretic aerodynamic characteristics on variable-sweep wings

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“…Huang Z F, Lu X Z & Yu G C, stability analysis and transition prediction of sweep angle 25 degrees are performed by solving classical O-S equation (LST), extended O-S equation (EOS) and linear throw stability equation (LPSE) [2]. Lifang ZENG, Liu LIU, Xueming SHAO, Jun LI, a numerical simulation method combined with a structured moving offset grid is used to solve the fluid [3]. Lance W. Traub, Samarth M. Chandrashekar, wind tunnel model tests are built to replicate sweep angles of 0,45 and 60 degrees, and it is discovered that aerodynamic characteristics have a substantial influence on the cosine of the leading-edge sweep angle and the square root of the flap height [4].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Huang Z F, Lu X Z & Yu G C, stability analysis and transition prediction of sweep angle 25 degrees are performed by solving classical O-S equation (LST), extended O-S equation (EOS) and linear throw stability equation (LPSE) [2]. Lifang ZENG, Liu LIU, Xueming SHAO, Jun LI, a numerical simulation method combined with a structured moving offset grid is used to solve the fluid [3]. Lance W. Traub, Samarth M. Chandrashekar, wind tunnel model tests are built to replicate sweep angles of 0,45 and 60 degrees, and it is discovered that aerodynamic characteristics have a substantial influence on the cosine of the leading-edge sweep angle and the square root of the flap height [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%