Dynamic Stall of an Airfoil With Leading Edge Bubble Separation Involving Time Dependent Re-Attachment
H. Tokel, F. Sisto
Abstract
H. Tokel, F. Sisto
Abstract
The dynamic stall of an airfoil with leading edge bubble separation is analyzed. The stall flutter of turbomachine blading may involve periodic growth and collapse of such a bubble. The mathematical model representing the physical problem is presented. A flat plate undergoing harmonic oscillations with time-dependent point of re-attachment is studied for the perturbed aerodynamic reactions and applications to the stall flutter problem.
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The dynamic stall of an airfoil with leading edge bubble separation is analyzed. The stall flutter of turbomachine blading may involve periodic growth and collapse of such a bubble. The mathematical model representing the physical problem is presented. A flat plate undergoing harmonic oscillations with time-dependent point of re-attachment is studied for the perturbed aerodynamic reactions and applications to the stall flutter problem.
Key concepts: Stall (fluid mechanics), Airfoil, Leading edge, Bubble, Mechanics, Aerodynamics, Flutter, Turbomachinery