Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory

In this paper a computational methodology of aerodynamic interaction between propeller and wing is described. Presented work is focused on development of quick and accurate tool. Lifting line theory (LLT) with nonlinear airfoil characteristic is used to solve a finite span wing aerodynamic to predic...

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Main Authors: Pavel Hospodář, Jan Klesa, Nikola Žižkovský
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2018-01-01
Series:MATEC Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201823300027
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Jan Klesa
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description In this paper a computational methodology of aerodynamic interaction between propeller and wing is described. Presented work is focused on development of quick and accurate tool. Lifting line theory (LLT) with nonlinear airfoil characteristic is used to solve a finite span wing aerodynamic to predict downwash and lift distribution respectively. Blade element momentum theory (BEM) is used as a computational tool for estimating total thrust, torque, axial and tangential velocity distributions. Model of slipstream development is considered. Influence of propeller model to wing is simulated as contribution of higher dynamic pressure and change of angle of attack behind the propeller.
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spelling doaj.art-843cf674f0a244debfd9bab335c7d4e62022-12-21T21:28:31ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2018-01-012330002710.1051/matecconf/201823300027matecconf_easn_ceas2018_00027Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theoryPavel HospodářJan KlesaNikola ŽižkovskýIn this paper a computational methodology of aerodynamic interaction between propeller and wing is described. Presented work is focused on development of quick and accurate tool. Lifting line theory (LLT) with nonlinear airfoil characteristic is used to solve a finite span wing aerodynamic to predict downwash and lift distribution respectively. Blade element momentum theory (BEM) is used as a computational tool for estimating total thrust, torque, axial and tangential velocity distributions. Model of slipstream development is considered. Influence of propeller model to wing is simulated as contribution of higher dynamic pressure and change of angle of attack behind the propeller.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201823300027
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Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
MATEC Web of Conferences
title Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
title_full Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
title_fullStr Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
title_full_unstemmed Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
title_short Wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
title_sort wing and propeller aerodynamic interaction through nonlinear lifting line theory and blade element momentum theory
url https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201823300027
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