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Kyungwon Oh and Seonghee Kho
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the structural stability of an underwater high-speed vehicle. The drag characteristics of a moving body moving at high speed in water were analyzed, and a stability analysis of the structure was performed by applyi...
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Christoph Brandstetter and Sina Stapelfeldt
Non-synchronous vibrations arising near the stall boundary of compressors are a recurring and potentially safety-critical problem in modern aero-engines. Recent numerical and experimental investigations have shown that these vibrations are caused by the ...
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Domenico Di Leone, Francesco Lo Balbo, Alessandro De Gaspari and Sergio Ricci
This article presents a modal correlation and update carried out on an aeroelastic wind tunnel demonstrator representing a conventional passenger transport aircraft. The aim of this work is the setup of a corresponding numerical model that is able to cap...
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Pengtao Shi, Feng Liu, Yingsong Gu and Zhichun Yang
A flight test platform is designed to conduct an experimental study on the body freedom flutter of a BWB flying wing, and a flight test is performed by using the proposed platform. A finite element model of structural dynamics is built, and unsteady aero...
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Marco Berci and Francesco Torrigiani
A comparative sensitivity study for the flutter instability of aircraft wings in subsonic flow is presented, using analytical models and numerical tools with different multidisciplinary approaches. The analyses build on previous elegant works and encompa...
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Xinbo Ge, Yinping Li, Xiangsheng Chen, Xilin Shi, Hongling Ma, Hongwu Yin, Nan Zhang and Chunhe Yang
A linear theoretical model is established for the dynamics of a hanging vertical cantilevered pipe which is subjected concurrently to internal and reverse external axial flows. Such pipe systems may have instability by flutter (amplified oscillations) or...
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Soheil Jafari, Morteza Feizarefi and Mohsen Majidi Pishkenari
One of the main limitations of linearity assumptions in airfoil?s aero-elastic problems is the inability to predict the system behavior after starting the instability. In reality, nonlinearities may prevent the amplitudes from going to infinity. This pap...
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Edward E. Meyer
Continuation methods are presented that are capable of treating frequency domain flutter equations, including multiple nonlinearities represented by describing functions. A small problem demonstrates how a series of continuation processes can find all li...
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G. Naganathan, S. Ramadhayani, and A. K. Bajaj
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