Journal of Aircraft · 1985 · 84 citations · 11 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringMechanical EngineeringAerodynamicsComputational Fluid DynamicsFluid DynamicsAerodynamic DesignComputational AerodynamicsSupersonic AerodynamicsUnsteady AerodynamicsWing AerodynamicsWing TheoryMach NumberMach Number EffectsSupersonic FlowSupersonic Wing AerodynamicsUnsteady FlowWave Number
An accurate and effective method for calculations of unsteady three-dimensional supersonic flow has been developed. The present method is capable of handling general cases of planar, coplanar, and nonplanar wing planforms in the complete frequency domain. A harmonic-gradi ent potential model is provided for elementary doublet panels to be made compatible with the wave number generated. Consequently the number of panel elements required is least affected by the given Mach number and reduced frequency. Thus, the required panel number can be optimized to as few as 30, a fraction of the number required by the existing methods. To assess the accuracy and effectiveness of the present method, comparison with various available data is given. ACP h L m
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The potential theory of unsteady supersonic flow
Journal of the Franklin Institute · 1959 · 129 citations