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Aircraft Geometry and Meshing with Common Language Schema CPACS for Variable-Fidelity MDO Applications

Mengmeng Zhang    
Aidan Jungo    
Alessandro Augusto Gastaldi and Tomas Melin    

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This paper discusses multi-fidelity aircraft geometry modeling and meshing with the common language schema CPACS. The CPACS interfaces are described, and examples of variable fidelity aerodynamic analysis results applied to the reference aircraft are presented. Finally, we discuss three control surface deflection models for Euler computation.

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