ZOU Shufan, WU Jiezhi. Homology of aerodynamic force components and principle of aerodynamic computed topography in steady viscous external flow[J]. 2019, 37(6): 871-882.
ZOU Shufan, WU Jiezhi. Homology of aerodynamic force components and principle of aerodynamic computed topography in steady viscous external flow[J]. 2019, 37(6): 871-882.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2019.0099.
Homology of aerodynamic force components and principle of aerodynamic computed topography in steady viscous external flow
Drag reduction is one of the major tasks of aerodynamics. Traditional principles of flow diagnosis and drag reduction are based on concepts of linear-decomposition/superposition. In our recent work
for steady flows around a given configuration and flow condition
the induced drag as well as the profile drag has been found to depend on the streamwise location of the wake planes
and the widely-used existing theories can only be applied to simple attached flow. Based on these findings
all force components and their correlation are proved to have a common root at the Lamb-vector field produced by the body's steady motion. In order to diagnose complex flows
a new technical principle is proposed in this article
which defines aerodynamic components by using Lamb-vector field observed on a chosen set of planes in the flow field. As an example
the steady separated flow over a slender delta wing at large angles of attack is computed to determine the flow structures responsible for the aerodynamic force components. It is pointed out that the secondary vortex structure near the wingtip produces negative lift and profile drag. The root of the structure can be traced back to the specific area of the wall according to the boundary vorticity dynamics
which then guides a conceptual configuration optimization to increase the lift-to-drag ratio.
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