For the study on drag reduction principle of variable camber wing
the parameterized model was built and validated. Based on this model
the common research model of Boeing was investigated
and the influence of camber variation by leading and trailing edge deflecting was analyzed on aerodynamic characteristics
pressure coefficient
and spanwise load distribution. Besides
the optimal camber ratio under different lift conditions in cruise were studied
and the aerodynamic characteristic discrepancies caused by camber variation at trailing edge only was compared with those at both leading and trailing edge. The results indicate that
the variation of aerodynamic characteristics is significant by deflecting the leading or trailing edge
and the variation is greater with only the trailing edge deflected. For a given lift condition
the camber variation leads to the variation of local angle of attack and camber
resulting in the reduction of shock wave drag and induced drag. The drag reduction from camber variation
less than 0.0001
is insignificant at low lift coefficient. However
at high lift coefficient
camber variation can reduce the root bending moment and improve the shock wave induced separation
leading to about 0.0010 drag reduction. Compared with camber variation by trailing edge deflecting
that by deflecting leading and trailing edge simultaneously leads to further suppressed pitching moment increasing near the buffet boundary and more drag reduction. The parameterized model is of high efficiency in 3D geometry and mesh generation
and the influence of profile quality can be avoided. The conclusion of camber variation principal can be used as reference for wing design in industrial application.
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