A history of the development of rotorcraft comprehensive analyses is presented. Comprehensive analyses are digital computer programs that calculate the aeromechanical behavior of the rotor and aircraft, bringing together the most advanced models of the geometry, structure, dynamics, and aerodynamics available in rotary wing technology. The development of the major codes of the last five decades from industry, government, and universities is described. A number of common themes observed in this history are discussed.
A History of Rotorcraft Comprehensive Analyses
American Helicopter Society (AHS) 69th Annual Forum and Technology Display ; 2013 ; Phoenix, AZ, United States
2013-05-21
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