To meet the ever-increasing demand for advanced civil aircraft with higher cruising Mach number and better aerodynamic performance
the Chinese Aeronautical Establishment proposed the model CAE-AVM with a cruising Mach number of 0.85
a cruising lift coefficient of 0.5
and an aspect ratio of 9.0. The aerodynamic performance of CAE-AVM was tested in German-Dutch Wind Tunnels (DNW) in 2013 and 2018
with the Mach number ranging from 0.2 to 0.9 and the Reynolds numbers 3×10
6
and 4.7×10
6
. The model information
measurement methods
test results and aerodyn
amic performance are systematically introduced in this paper. In the natural transition experiment
the minimum drag coefficient is about 23 counts less than that under fixed transition. The deformation of the wingtip torsion angle in the cruise state is about −0.95°. Refined experimental studies should conduct synchronous force
pressure
and deformation measurements
together with infrared observation. Meanwhile
the influence of fluorescent markers for deformation measurement on aerodynamic performance needs to be quantified further. Moreover
it would be preferable to carry out numerical simulations considering the interference of support and the model elastic deformation prior to wind tunnel tests. The two wind tunnel tests have good repeatability
and the model can maintain stable aerodynamic characteristics in a wide range of Mach numbers
satisfying the requirements of aerodynamic validation models for future advanced civil aircraft.
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