AIAA Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Conference · 2010 · 16 citations · 22 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringMechanical EngineeringAerodynamicsFlight MechanicsFluid DynamicsAerodynamic DesignComputational AerodynamicsHypersonic AerodynamicsModal AnalysisReduced-order ModelingUnsteady AerodynamicsAerodynamic LoadsHypersonic ControlModal ReductionModel Order ReductionReduced-order Load ModelingUnsteady Aerodynamic EffectsUnsteady Aerodynamic LoadsUnsteady Aerodynamic Modeling
Accurate and computationally ecient models of unsteady aerodynamic loads are necessary for the development of hypersonic vehicle control algorithms. This work focuses on using convolution of modal step responses to construct a reduced-order model for these loads. In order to allow the model to be valid over a wide range of modal input amplitudes and ight conditions, a nonlinear correction factor is introduced. Not limited to a specic geometry, the correction factor methodology is general enough to be applied to many dierent two and three-dimensional vehicle congurations. Good correlation is seen between results obtained from the reduced-order model and computational results.
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Design and Analysis of Computer Experiments
Jerome Sacks, William J. Welch, Toby J. Mitchell et al. · Statistical Science · 1989 · 7K citations · Full text