The combined effects of blade torsion and dynamic inflow on the aeroelastic stability of an elastic rotor blade in forward flight are studied. The governing sets of equations of motion (fully nonlinear, linearized, and multiblade equations) used in this study are derived symbolically using a program written in FORTRAN. Stability results are presented for different structural models with and without dynamic inflow. A combination of symbolic and numerical programs at the proper stage in the derivation process makes the obtainment of final stability results an efficient and straightforward procedure.
The influence of dynamic inflow and torsional flexibility on rotor damping in forward flight from symbolically generated equations
1985-11-01
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Helicopter Rotor Dynamic Inflow Modeling for Maneuvering Flight
Online Contents | 2001
|Helicopter rotor dynamic inflow modeling for maneuvering flight
Tema Archive | 2001
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