ZHU Xianqi, SUN Xiangcheng, WANG Xian. Numerical study of high performance on the influence of angle of attack on aerodynamic performance of wing flapping[J]. 2022, 40(5): 50-60.
ZHU Xianqi, SUN Xiangcheng, WANG Xian. Numerical study of high performance on the influence of angle of attack on aerodynamic performance of wing flapping[J]. 2022, 40(5): 50-60.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2021.0038.
Numerical study of high performance on the influence of angle of attack on aerodynamic performance of wing flapping
In order to design a more efficient and highly maneuverable flapping-wing aircraft
it is necessary to conduct meticulous aerodynamics research on the flapping-wing motion mechanism. The angle of attack is a key factor affecting the aerodynamic performance of a flapping-wing motion. Based on the Lattice Boltzmann method and the Level-Set moving boundary recognition method with the GPU acceleration
this work carries out the aerodynamic performance of flapping-wing with the angle of attack (
the pressure difference between the upper and lower wing surfaces at the tip of the flapping-wing is greater than that at the root and middle of the wing
which provide greater lift force at the wing tip. As the
the area where the leading edge vortex attaches to the wing surface increases
and the vortices that fall off behind the flapping-wing are also difficult to dissipate
which lead to the increasing of the lift force of the flapping-wing. At the same time
the strength and range of influence of the wingtip vortex become larger
which lead to the increasing of the drag force of the flapping-wing.
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