2 edition of Roll-yaw control at high angle of attack by forebody tangential blowing found in the catalog.
Roll-yaw control at high angle of attack by forebody tangential blowing
Published
1995
by Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Technical Information Service, distributor in [Stanford, Calif.?], [Washington, DC, Springfield, Va
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Other titles | Roll yaw control at high angle of attack by forebody tangential blowing. |
| Statement | N. Pedreiro ... [et al.]. |
| Series | [NASA contractor report] -- NASA-CR-201844., NASA contractor report -- NASA CR-201844. |
| Contributions | Pedreiro, N., Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics., United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Format | Microform |
| Pagination | 1 v. |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL15499035M |
Pitch - Elevator: If the elevator is used to pitch the nose of the aircraft up, this has the secondary effect of increasing the angle of attack of the wing and so more lift is generated which will make the aircraft climb, however at the same time the change of attitude will increase the drag of the aircraft which will tend to slow it down and. Roll-yaw control at high angle of attack by forebody tangential blowing JOURNAL OF AIRCRAFT Pedreiro, N., Rock, S. M., Celik, Z. Z., Roberts, L. ; 35 (1): View details for Web of Science ID
Flight Dynamics. takes a new approach to the science and mathematics of aircraft flight, unifying principles of aeronautics with contemporary systems analysis.. While presenting traditional material that is critical to understanding aircraft motions, it does so in the context of modern computational tools and multivariable methods. Publications (copies available upon request "Pneumatic Vortical Flow Control at High Angle of Attack," AIAA 28th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Reno NV, AIAA Paper , Jan R.M. Cummings, and L.B. Schiff, "Computational Analysis of Forebody Tangential Slot Blowing," 4th NASA High Alpha Conference, Edwards AFB CA, NASA CP
Figure 2 shows only one PD controller with the roll control gains are used to control the roll/yaw of the space station. The design approach is to only use the roll controller and roll feedback to control both roll and yaw axes. The roll and yaw attitude performances were monitored. () s I2 I3 4Ω2 − o I1s 1 1 (I2 −I3 −I1)Ωo I1s 1 () s. This form of model predictive control is applied to the asymmetric vortex problem of an axisymmetric forebody (specifically a von Karman ogive with fineness ratio of3.S) at high angle of attack (a= 50°). Full order Navier Stokes are numerically solved and provide the plant process. Small port and starboard blowing patches are used to.
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Particular interest is the roll-yaw coupling at high angle of attack. The apparatus can be divided into two subsystems: The first one implements the roll degree of freedom, dp, and consists of a shaft mounted on bearings. The wind tunnel model is attached to the roll shaft allowing the model to rotate about its longitudinal axis.
Home > ; Publications > ; Journal of Aircraft > ; Vol Issue 1 > ; Roll-Yaw Control at High Angle of Attack by Forebody Tangential BlowingCited by: The feasibility of using forebody tangential blowing to control the roll-yaw motion of a wind tunnel model is experimentally demonstrated.
An unsteady model of the aerodynamics is developed based on the fundamental physics of the flow. Data from dynamic experiments is used to validate the aerodynamic model.
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[N Pedreiro; Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics.; United States. National Aeronautics and. In this work, the feasibility of using Forebody Tangential Blowing to control the roll-yaw motion of a wind tunnel model at high angles of attack is demonstrated.
The method consists of injecting a thin sheet of air tangentially to the forebody of the vehicle to change the separation lines over the forebody and alter the aerodynamic by: Forebody vortex management for yaw control at high angles of attack. Dhanvada M. Rao, Cited by: Forebody Tangential Blowing (FTB) allows the flow structure to be altered in a rational manner and increase the controllability of the vehicle under these flight conditions.
The feasibility of using FTB to control the roll-yaw motion of flight vehicles has been demonstrated. Forebody Tangential Blowing (FTB) is a pneumatic device that modifies the vortical flow over the forebody of an aircraft operating at high angles of attack.
Modified vortical flow in turn creates. Roll-yaw control at high angle of attack by forebody tangential blowing / By Nelson. Pedreiro and Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics.
"October "Cover of access: Internet Topics: Angle of attack (Aerodynamics), Yawing (Aerodynamics), Flight control. Publisher: [Stanford. Roll-Yaw Control at High Angle of Attack by Forebody Tangential Blowing, Jour. of Aircraft, Vol. 35, No. 1, pp. 69–77 Ward, Greta N.
and Ly, Uy-Loi Stability Augmentation Design of a Large Flexible Transport Using Nonlinear Parameter Optimization, Jour.
of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp. –Author: Malcolm J. Abzug, E. Eugene Larrabee. Tip-Disturbance Effects on Asymmetric Vortex Breakdown Around a Chined Forebody the nose of a pointed ogive-cylinder model at high angle of attack and zero side slip.
Roll-Yaw Control. Get this from a library. Experiments in aircraft roll-yaw control using forebody tangential blowing. [Nelson Pedreiro; Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics.].
control blowing on the forebody8. The X experiment demonstrated the validity of the wind tunnel derived moments obtained with forebody blowing.
A simulation study evaluating on/off forebody blowing integrated into a flight control system9 for high angle-of-attack control showed that the concept was promising. Aiming at the problem of continuous control of asymmetric forebody vortices at a high angle of attack in a bi-stable regime, a dual synthetic jet actuator embedded in an ogive forebody was designed Cited by: 1.
Roll-yaw control at high angle of attack by forebody tangential blowing / ([Stanford, Calif.]: Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Ames Research Center: Joint Institute for Aeronautics and Acoustics, Stanford University, []), by Nelson Pedreiro and Joint Institute for Aeronautics.
Forebody with symmetric strakes and blowing forward Figure 44 shows the effect of varying the blowing rate forward for the case where the forebody has symmetric forebody strakes as discussed before for the aft blowing, i.e.
length = d, height = d, placed at The non-blowing case shows a yawing moment near zero for the entire angle of Cited by: control on a wing-body combination using tangential blowing has also been studied. The feasibility of using forebody tangential blowing to control the roll-yaw motion of a wind-tunnel model at high angles of attack has been shown experimentally." Analytical modeling for a circular cone for determining the stability of point vortices to smallAuthor: Subrata Roy.
An experimental study of the effects of aft blowing an a caliber tangent ogive body at high angles of attack. AIAA Fagley, C., Farnsworth, J., Seidel, J., McLaughlin, T.: Closed-loop flow control of a forebody at a high incidence angle. AIAA J. 52 Roos, F.W.: Microblowing for high-angle-of-attack vortex flow control on a fighter Cited by: 2.
in Ref. Passive vortical flow control on a wing-body combination using tangential blowing has also been studied The feasibility of using forebody tangential blow-ing to control the roll-yaw motion of a wind-tunnel model at high angles of attack has been shown experimentally Ana-lytical modeling for a circular cone for determining the.
Stokes equations.1 Passive vortical flow control on a wing-body combination using tangential blowing has also been studied.2 The feasibility of using forebody tangential blowing to control the roll-yaw motion of a wind-tunnel model at high angles of attack has been shown experimentally.3 Analytical modeling for a circular cone for determining the.limitation (lift capability at maximum angle of attack), (1) The positive limiting load factor must not be less than: (i) g with the EFCS functioning in its normal mode and with the high-lift devices retracted up to V.
MO /M. MO. The positive limiting load factor may be .Re-entry and Terminal Guidance for Vertical-Landing TSTO (Two-Stage-to-Orbit) (English) Nonlinear Control Using Forebody Tangential Blowing. print version. High Angle of Attack Control Law Design and Analysis Using Non-linear Bifurcation Methods.
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