This course was a follow-up to an AGARD Fluid Dynamics Panel Symposium on Subsonic/Transonic Configuration Aerodynamics. The emphasis of the course was on the configuration optimization in the transonic regime where both military and commercial aircraft must cruise efficiently and where military aircraft must maneuver in an agile but stable manner. The course material was updated and presented in a more structured fashion emphasizing the fluid dynamic interference mechanisms that are the keys to the optimization. In addition, some aspects of subcritical interference were also covered, including those arising in the takeoff and landing phase of the flight with high lift devices deployed. Specific topics include: Subsonic/Transonic Aerodynamic Interference for Aircraft; Computational Methods for Subsonic and Transonic Aerodynamic Design; Subsonic/Transonic Viscous Interactions; Transonic Airfoil Development; Application of Computational Procedures in Aerodynamic Design; Transonic Empirical Configuration Design Process; External Stores Interference; and Engine/Airframe Interference.
Special Course on Subsonic/Transonic Aerodynamic Interference for Aircraft
1983
390 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aerodynamics , Aircraft , Aeronautics , Aerodynamic forces , Interference , Aerodynamic configurations , Computer aided design , Transonic flow , Subsonic flow , Wing body configurations , Airframes , Aircraft engines , External stores , Transonic airfoils , Takeoff , Flight maneuvers , Aircraft landings , High lift , Military aircraft , Commercial aircraft , Subsonic characteristics , Transonic characteristics , Optimization , Fluid dynamics , Instructional materials , Foreign technology , Aerodynamic interference , NATO furnished
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