Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel

This paper presents wind tunnel experiment on two delta wing configurations which are differentiated by their leading edge profiles: sharp and round-edged wings. The experiments were performed as a part of the delta wing aerodynamics research development in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, low speed t...

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Main Authors: Mat, Shabudin, Ishak, Irny Suzila, Mat Lazim, Tholudin, Mansor, Shuhaimi, Said, Mazuriah, Abd. Rahman, Abdul Basid, Mohd. Kamaludim, Ahmad Shukeri, Brossay, Romain
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Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/52368/1/ShabudinMat2014_Developmentofdeltawing.pdf
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author Mat, Shabudin
Ishak, Irny Suzila
Mat Lazim, Tholudin
Mansor, Shuhaimi
Said, Mazuriah
Abd. Rahman, Abdul Basid
Mohd. Kamaludim, Ahmad Shukeri
Brossay, Romain
author_facet Mat, Shabudin
Ishak, Irny Suzila
Mat Lazim, Tholudin
Mansor, Shuhaimi
Said, Mazuriah
Abd. Rahman, Abdul Basid
Mohd. Kamaludim, Ahmad Shukeri
Brossay, Romain
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description This paper presents wind tunnel experiment on two delta wing configurations which are differentiated by their leading edge profiles: sharp and round-edged wings. The experiments were performed as a part of the delta wing aerodynamics research development in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, low speed tunnel (UTM-LST). Steady load balance and flow visualization tests were conducted at Reynolds numbers of 0.5, 1, and 1.5 × 106, respectively. The flow measurement at low Reynolds number was also performed at as low as speed of 5 m/s. During the experiments, laser with smoke flow visualizations test was performed on both wings. The study has identified interesting features of the interrelationship between the conventional leading edge primary vortex and the occurrence and development of the vortex breakdown above the delta wings. The results conclude the vortex characteristics are largely dependent on the Reynolds number, angle of attack, and leading-edge radii of the wing
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spelling utm.eprints-523682018-09-17T04:08:12Z http://eprints.utm.my/52368/ Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel Mat, Shabudin Ishak, Irny Suzila Mat Lazim, Tholudin Mansor, Shuhaimi Said, Mazuriah Abd. Rahman, Abdul Basid Mohd. Kamaludim, Ahmad Shukeri Brossay, Romain TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery This paper presents wind tunnel experiment on two delta wing configurations which are differentiated by their leading edge profiles: sharp and round-edged wings. The experiments were performed as a part of the delta wing aerodynamics research development in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, low speed tunnel (UTM-LST). Steady load balance and flow visualization tests were conducted at Reynolds numbers of 0.5, 1, and 1.5 × 106, respectively. The flow measurement at low Reynolds number was also performed at as low as speed of 5 m/s. During the experiments, laser with smoke flow visualizations test was performed on both wings. The study has identified interesting features of the interrelationship between the conventional leading edge primary vortex and the occurrence and development of the vortex breakdown above the delta wings. The results conclude the vortex characteristics are largely dependent on the Reynolds number, angle of attack, and leading-edge radii of the wing Hindawi Publishing Corporation 2014 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/52368/1/ShabudinMat2014_Developmentofdeltawing.pdf Mat, Shabudin and Ishak, Irny Suzila and Mat Lazim, Tholudin and Mansor, Shuhaimi and Said, Mazuriah and Abd. Rahman, Abdul Basid and Mohd. Kamaludim, Ahmad Shukeri and Brossay, Romain (2014) Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel. Advances in Mechanical Engineering . ISSN 1687-8132 http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2014/434892 DOI: 10.1155/2014/434892
spellingShingle TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Mat, Shabudin
Ishak, Irny Suzila
Mat Lazim, Tholudin
Mansor, Shuhaimi
Said, Mazuriah
Abd. Rahman, Abdul Basid
Mohd. Kamaludim, Ahmad Shukeri
Brossay, Romain
Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel
title Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel
title_full Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel
title_fullStr Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel
title_full_unstemmed Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel
title_short Development of delta wing aerodynamics research in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia low speed wind tunnel
title_sort development of delta wing aerodynamics research in universiti teknologi malaysia low speed wind tunnel
topic TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
url http://eprints.utm.my/52368/1/ShabudinMat2014_Developmentofdeltawing.pdf
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