Dynamic Response Characteristics Of A Circulation Control Rotor Model Pneumatic System
SM_DYNAMICS_1984-2501
11/7/1984
- Content
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Numerical and experimental simulation of unsteady airflow through the control valve and slotted air duct of a circulation control rotor is described. The numerical analysis involves the solution of the quasi-one-dimensional compressible fluid-dynamic equations in the blade air duct together with the coupled isentropic flow equations for flow into the blade through the valve and out of the blade through the Coanda slot. Numerical solutions are compared with basic experimental results obtained for a mockup of a circulation control rotor and its pneumatic valving system. The pneumodynamic phenomena that were observed are discussed with particular emphasis on the characteristic system time lags associated with the response of the flow variables to transient and periodic control valve inputs.
- Citation
- Watkins, C., Reader, K., Taylor, D., and Dutta, S., "Dynamic Response Characteristics Of A Circulation Control Rotor Model Pneumatic System," Rotorcraft Dynamics - Moffett Field, California 1984, Moffett Field, California, November 7, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4050/SM_DYNAMICS_1984-2501.