The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight

Present work introduced the aerodynamics analysis of rotor blade helicopter in forward flight. The analysis used a combination between a Momentum Theory and The Blade Element Theory. Here the inflow ratio was assumed a uniform over the disk plane and it was predicted by using the momentum Theory. As...

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Main Authors: Ghazirah, Ghazirah, Basuno, B., Razali, Radzuan
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2006
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Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/356/1/Ghazirah2006_TheApplicationofCombinedMomentum_.pdf
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author Ghazirah, Ghazirah
Basuno, B.
Razali, Radzuan
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Razali, Radzuan
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description Present work introduced the aerodynamics analysis of rotor blade helicopter in forward flight. The analysis used a combination between a Momentum Theory and The Blade Element Theory. Here the inflow ratio was assumed a uniform over the disk plane and it was predicted by using the momentum Theory. As the inflow ratio is available, then by using the Blade element theory, the aerodynamics loading along the blade span of the rotor are computed, which finally the thrust coefficient CT can be obtained. For a given a rotor blade configuration and flight condition, the Thrust coefficient CT is unknown, while the momentum theory required this value to be known in predicting the inflow ratio. As result an iteration process is required in implementing those two combined approaches. For the assessment purposes, four test cases had been studied. The difference between one case to other case had been selected in term: 1) twist distribution, 2) the presence of coning angle and 3) the required aerodynamics characteristics. The result showed that the combination of Momentum Theory and The blade element theory could provide a fast solution in predicting the aerodynamics performance of rotor blade helicopter. However a comparison result with the experiment result was required in order to asses the degree of accuracy of this approach. This was suggested as future work.
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spelling utm.eprints-3562017-08-23T07:43:57Z http://eprints.utm.my/356/ The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight Ghazirah, Ghazirah Basuno, B. Razali, Radzuan TL Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics Present work introduced the aerodynamics analysis of rotor blade helicopter in forward flight. The analysis used a combination between a Momentum Theory and The Blade Element Theory. Here the inflow ratio was assumed a uniform over the disk plane and it was predicted by using the momentum Theory. As the inflow ratio is available, then by using the Blade element theory, the aerodynamics loading along the blade span of the rotor are computed, which finally the thrust coefficient CT can be obtained. For a given a rotor blade configuration and flight condition, the Thrust coefficient CT is unknown, while the momentum theory required this value to be known in predicting the inflow ratio. As result an iteration process is required in implementing those two combined approaches. For the assessment purposes, four test cases had been studied. The difference between one case to other case had been selected in term: 1) twist distribution, 2) the presence of coning angle and 3) the required aerodynamics characteristics. The result showed that the combination of Momentum Theory and The blade element theory could provide a fast solution in predicting the aerodynamics performance of rotor blade helicopter. However a comparison result with the experiment result was required in order to asses the degree of accuracy of this approach. This was suggested as future work. 2006-07 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/356/1/Ghazirah2006_TheApplicationofCombinedMomentum_.pdf Ghazirah, Ghazirah and Basuno, B. and Razali, Radzuan (2006) The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight. In: 1st Regional Conference on Vehicle Engineering & Technology, 3-5 July 2006, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Basuno, B.
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The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight
title The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight
title_full The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight
title_fullStr The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight
title_full_unstemmed The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight
title_short The Application of Combined Momentum – Blade Element Theory for Aerodynamics Analysis Helicopter Rotor Blade in the Forward Flight
title_sort application of combined momentum a€ blade element theory for aerodynamics analysis helicopter rotor blade in the forward flight
topic TL Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics
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