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Jun Jian, Jinhai Chen and Peter J. Webster
Ship pilots and maritime safety administration have an urgent need for more accurate and earlier warnings for strong wind gusts. This study firstly investigated the ?Oriental Star? cruise ship capsizing event in 2015, one of the deadliest shipwreck event...
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Zhuoer Yao, Zi Kan and Daochun Li
The spanwise morphing wing can change its aerodynamic shape to suit its flight environment, thereby having the potential to improve the flight performance of the aircraft, especially in gusty conditions. To investigate the potential of morphing wings, th...
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Diliana Friedewald
Large-amplitude excitations need to be considered for gust load analyses of transport aircraft in cruise flight conditions. Nonlinear amplitude effects in transonic flow are, however, only marginally taken into account. The present work aims at closing t...
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Yun Cheng, Daochun Li, Jinwu Xiang and Andrea Da Ronch
Energy harvesting from aeroelastic response tends to have a wide application prospect, especially for small-scale unmanned aerial vehicles. Gusts encountered in flight can be treated as a potential source for sustainable energy supply. The plate model is...
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Shijun Guo, Jaime Espinosa De Los Monteros and Ying Liu
This paper presents an investigation into the gust response and wing structure load alleviation of a 200-seater aircraft by employing a passive twist wingtip (PTWT). The research was divided into three stages. The first stage was the design and analysis ...
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Victor E. L. Gasparetto, Jackson Reid, William P. Parsons, Mostafa S. A. ElSayed, Mohamed Saad, Stephen Shieldand, Gary L. Brown and Lawrence M. Hilliard
This paper proposes a design procedure to determine the optimal configuration of multi-degrees of freedom (MDOF) multiple tuned mass dampers (MTMD) to mitigate the global dynamic aeroelastic response of aerospace structures. The computation of the aerody...
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Julia A. Cole, Mark D. Maughmer, Goetz Bramesfeld, Michael Melville and Michael Kinzel
An unsteady formulation of the Kutta?Joukowski theorem has been used with a higher-order potential flow method for the prediction of three-dimensional unsteady lift. This study describes the implementation and verification of the approach in detail suffi...
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Deman Tang and Earl H. Dowell
Several examples of experimental model designs, wind tunnel tests and correlation with new theory are presented in this paper. The goal is not only to evaluate a new theory, new computational method or new aeroelastic phonomenon, but also to provide new ...
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Shu Sun, Zhenlong Wu, Hexia Huang, Galih Bangga and Huijun Tan
Gust is a common atmospheric turbulence phenomenon encountered by aircraft and is one major cause of several undesired instability problems. Although the response of aircraft to the incoming gust has been widely investigated within the subject of externa...
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Xinyu Ai, Yuguang Bai, Wei Qian, Yuhai Li and Xiangyan Chen
In this study, an experimental investigation is performed on a scaled, all-movable horizontal tail to study the aeroelastic behaviors induced by multiple free-plays. The dynamic response in wind tunnel tests is measured by strain gauges, an accelerometer...
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Yitao Zhou, Zhigang Wu and Chao Yang
Gust alleviation is of great significance for improving aircraft ride quality and reducing gust load. Using aircraft response (feedback control) and gust disturbance information (feedforward control) to improve the gust alleviation effect is worthy of at...
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Stéphane Moreau
In future Ultra-High By-Pass Ratio turboengines, the turbomachinery noise (fan and turbine stages mainly) is expected to increase significantly. A review of analytical models and numerical methods to yield both tonal and broadband contributions of such n...
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