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Unsteady Stall Control Using Dynamically Deforming Airfoils
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1998
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AeronauticsUnsteady FlowEngineeringAerospace EngineeringDynamic Stall VortexFluid MechanicsMechanical EngineeringMechanical SystemsAeroelasticityAerodynamicsVortex Induced VibrationPropulsionAirfoil Os- CillationDeforming AirfoilStability
Introduction An experiment documenting the compressible flow over a dynamically deforming airfoil is presented. This airfoil, which has a leading edge radius that can be dynamically changed, was tested at various defor- mation rates for fixed airfoils angle of attack. Selected leading-edge shapes were also tested during airfoil os- cillation. These tests show that for a range of Mach numbers observed on the retreating blades of heli- copter rotors the dynamic stall vortex can be avoided by the judicious variation of leading-edge curvature
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