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9780470858400

Introduction to Aircraft Aeroelasticity and Loads

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    9780470858400

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    0470858400

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  • Copyright: 2008-01-22
  • Publisher: WILEY
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Aircraft performance is influenced significantly both by aeroelastic phenomena, arising from the interaction of elastic, inertial and aerodynamic forces, and by load variations resulting from flight and ground manoeuvres and gust / turbulence encounters. There is a strong link between aeroelasticity and loads, and these topics have become increasingly integrated in recent years. Introduction to Aircraft Aeroelasticity and Loads introduces the reader to the main principles involved in a wide range of aeroelasticity and loads topics. Divided into three sections, the book begins by reviewing the underlying disciplines of vibrations, aerodynamics, loads and control. It goes on to describe simplified models to illustrate aeroelastic behaviour and aircraft response before introducing more advanced methodologies. Finally, it explains how industrial certification requirements for aeroelasticity and loads may be met and relates these to the earlier theoretical approaches used. Presents fundamentals of structural dynamics, aerodynamics, static and dynamic aeroelasticity, response and load calculations and testing techniques. Covers performance issues related to aeroelasticity such as flutter, control effectiveness, divergence and redistribution of lift. Includes up-to-date experimental methods and analysis. Accompanied by a website with MatLAB and SIMULINK programs that relate to the models used. Introduction to Aircraft Aeroelasticity and Loads enables the reader to understand the aeroelastic and loads principles and procedures employed in a modern aircraft design office. It will appeal to final year undergraduate and masters students as well as engineers who are new to the aerospace industry.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xv
Introductionp. xix
Abbreviationsp. xxv
Background Materialp. 1
Vibration of Single Degree of Freedom Systemsp. 3
Setting up equations of motion for single DoF systemsp. 3
Free vibration of single DoF systemsp. 5
Forced vibration of single DoF systemsp. 7
Harmonic forced vibration - frequency response functionsp. 7
Transient/random forced vibration - time domain solutionp. 10
Transient forced vibration - frequency domain solutionp. 14
Random forced vibration - frequency domain solutionp. 16
Examplesp. 17
Vibration of Multiple Degree of Freedom Systemsp. 19
Setting up equations of motionp. 19
Undamped free vibrationp. 21
Damped free vibrationp. 24
Transformation to modal coordinatesp. 27
'Free-free' systemsp. 31
Harmonic forced vibrationp. 31
Transient/random forced vibration - time domain solutionp. 33
Transient forced vibration - frequency domain solutionp. 34
Random forced vibration - frequency domain solutionp. 34
Examplesp. 35
Vibration of Continuous Systems - Assumed Shapes Approachp. 37
Rayleigh-Ritz 'assumed shapes' methodp. 38
Generalized equations of motion - basic approachp. 39
Generalized equations of motion - matrix approachp. 44
Generating aircraft 'free-free' modes from 'branch' modesp. 46
Whole aircraft 'free-free' modesp. 49
Examplesp. 50
Vibration of Continuous Systems - Discretization Approachp. 53
Introduction to the finite element (FE) approachp. 53
Formulation of the beam bending elementp. 54
Assembly and solution for a structure with beam elementsp. 58
Torsion elementp. 63
Combined bending/torsion elementp. 64
Comments on modellingp. 65
Examplesp. 66
Introduction to Steady Aerodynamicsp. 69
The standard atmospherep. 69
Effect of air speed on aerodynamic characteristicsp. 71
Flows and pressures around a symmetric aerofoilp. 72
Forces on an aerofoilp. 74
Variation of lift for an aerofoil at an angle of incidencep. 75
Pitching moment variation and the aerodynamic centrep. 76
Lift on a three-dimensional wingp. 77
Drag on a three-dimensional wingp. 81
Control surfacesp. 82
Supersonic aerodynamics - piston theoryp. 83
Transonic flowsp. 84
Examplesp. 84
Introduction to Loadsp. 87
Laws of motionp. 87
D'Alembert's principle - inertia forces and couplesp. 90
Externally applied/reactive loadsp. 93
Free body diagramsp. 94
Internal loadsp. 95
Internal loads for continuous representation of a structurep. 96
Internal loads for discretized representation of a structurep. 100
Intercomponent loadsp. 102
Obtaining stresses from internal loads - structural members with simple load pathsp. 103
Examplesp. 103
Introduction to Controlp. 107
Open and closed loop systemsp. 107
Laplace transformsp. 108
Modelling of open and closed loop systems using Laplace and frequency domainsp. 110
Stability of systemsp. 111
PID controlp. 118
Examplesp. 119
Introduction to Aeroelasticity and Loadsp. 121
Static Aeroelasticity - Effect of Wing Flexibility on Lift Distribution and Divergencep. 123
Static aeroelastic behaviour of a two-dimensional rigid aerofoil with spring attachmentp. 124
Static aeroelastic behaviour of a fixed root flexible wingp. 127
Effect of trim on static aeroelastic behaviourp. 129
Effect of wing sweep on static aeroelastic behaviourp. 134
Examplesp. 139
Static Aeroelasticity - Effect of Wing Flexibility on Control Effectivenessp. 141
Rolling effectiveness of a flexible wing - the steady roll casep. 141
Rolling effectiveness of a flexible wing - the fixed wing root casep. 146
Effect of spanwise position of the control surfacep. 149
Full aircraft model - control effectivenessp. 149
Effect of trim on reversal speedp. 151
Examplesp. 151
Introduction to Unsteady Aerodynamicsp. 153
Quasi-steady aerodynamicsp. 153
Unsteady aerodynamicsp. 154
Aerodynamic lift and moment for a harmonically oscillating aerofoilp. 157
Oscillatory aerodynamic derivativesp. 159
Aerodynamic damping and stiffnessp. 160
Unsteady aerodynamics related to gustsp. 161
Examplesp. 165
Dynamic Aeroelasticity - Flutterp. 167
Simplified unsteady aerodynamic modelp. 167
Binary aeroelastic modelp. 168
General form of the aeroelastic equationsp. 171
Eigenvalue solution of flutter equationsp. 171
Aeroelastic behaviour of the binary modelp. 172
Aeroelastic behaviour of a flexible wingp. 180
Aeroelastic behaviour of a multiple mode systemp. 182
Flutter speed prediction for binary systemsp. 182
Flutter conicp. 184
Divergence of aeroelastic systemsp. 186
Inclusion of unsteady reduced frequency effectsp. 187
Control surface flutterp. 191
Whole aircraft model - inclusion of rigid body modesp. 193
Flutter in the transonic regimep. 194
Flutter in the supersonic regime - wing and panel flutterp. 194
Effect of nonlinearities - limit cycle oscillationsp. 197
Examplesp. 198
Aeroservoelasticityp. 201
Mathematical modelling of a simple aeroelastic system with a control surfacep. 202
Inclusion of gust termsp. 203
Implementation of a control systemp. 204
Determination of closed loop system stabilityp. 204
Gust response of the closed loop systemp. 205
Inclusion of control law frequency dependency in stability calculationsp. 206
Response determination via the frequency domainp. 208
State space modellingp. 208
Examplesp. 209
Equilibrium Manoeuvresp. 211
Equilibrium manoeuvre - rigid aircraft under normal accelerationp. 213
Manoeuvre envelopep. 217
Equilibrium manoeuvre - rigid aircraft pitchingp. 218
Equilibrium manoeuvre - flexible aircraft pitchingp. 225
Flexible corrections to rigid aircraft pitching derivativesp. 238
Equilibrium manoeuvres - aircraft rolling and yawingp. 239
Representation of the flight control system (FCS)p. 243
Examplesp. 243
Flight Mechanics Model for Dynamic Manoeuvresp. 245
Aircraft axesp. 246
Motion variablesp. 247
Axes transformationsp. 248
Velocity and acceleration components for moving axesp. 250
Flight mechanics equations of motion for a rigid aircraftp. 252
Representation of disturbing forces and momentsp. 255
Equations for flexible aircraft in longitudinal motionp. 257
Solution of flight mechanics equationsp. 262
Flight control system (FCS)p. 263
Dynamic Manoeuvresp. 265
Dynamic manoeuvre - rigid aircraft heave/pitch due to elevator inputp. 266
Dynamic manoeuvre - flexible aircraft heave/pitch due to elevator inputp. 271
General form of longitudinal equationsp. 278
Dynamic manoeuvre - rigid aircraft roll due to aileron inputp. 279
Dynamic manoeuvre - flexible aircraft roll due to aileron inputp. 283
Flexible corrections to flight mechanics equationsp. 290
Representation of the flight control system (FCS)p. 290
Examplesp. 290
Gust and Turbulence Encountersp. 293
Gusts and turbulencep. 294
Gust response in the time domainp. 295
Time domain gust response - rigid aircraft in heavep. 297
Time domain gust response - rigid aircraft in heave/pitchp. 303
Time domain gust response - flexible aircraftp. 306
General form of equations in the time domainp. 312
Turbulence response in the frequency domainp. 314
Frequency domain turbulence response - rigid aircraft in heavep. 317
Frequency domain turbulence response - rigid aircraft in heave/pitchp. 320
Frequency domain turbulence response - flexible aircraftp. 323
General form of equations in the frequency domainp. 325
Representation of the flight control system (FCS)p. 326
Examplesp. 326
Ground Manoeuvresp. 329
Landing gearp. 329
Taxi, take-off and landing rollp. 333
Landingp. 340
Brakingp. 345
'Spin-up' and 'spring-back' conditionp. 348
Turningp. 350
Shimmyp. 350
Representation of the flight control system (FCS)p. 353
Examplesp. 353
Aircraft Internal Loadsp. 355
Limit and ultimate loadsp. 356
Internal loads for an aircraftp. 356
General internal loads expressions - continuous wingp. 358
Effect of wing-mounted engines/landing gearp. 360
Internal loads - continuous flexible wingp. 361
General internal loads expressions - discretized wingp. 366
Internal loads - discretized fuselagep. 370
Internal loads - continuous turbulence encounterp. 373
Loads generation and sorting to yield critical casesp. 374
Aircraft dimensioning casesp. 376
Stresses from internal loads - complex load pathsp. 377
Examplesp. 377
Potential Flow Aerodynamicsp. 381
Elements of inviscid, incompressible flow analysisp. 381
Inclusion of vorticityp. 386
Numerical steady aerodynamic modelling of thin two-dimensional aerofoilsp. 388
Steady aerodynamic modelling of three-dimensional wings using a panel methodp. 391
Unsteady aerodynamic modelling of wings undergoing harmonic motionp. 394
AICs in modal spacep. 397
Examplesp. 400
Coupling of Structural and Aerodynamic Computational Modelsp. 401
Mathematical modelling - static aeroelastic casep. 401
Two-dimensional coupled static aeroelastic model - pitchp. 403
Two-dimensional coupled static aeroelastic model - heave/pitchp. 404
Three-dimensional coupled static aeroelastic modelp. 405
Mathematical modelling - dynamic aeroelastic responsep. 409
Two-dimensional coupled dynamic aeroelastic model - bending and torsionp. 410
Three-dimensional flutter analysisp. 411
Inclusion of frequency-dependent aerodynamics for state space modelling - rational fraction approximationp. 412
Introduction to Industrial Practicep. 417
Aircraft Design and Certificationp. 419
Aeroelastics and loads in the aircraft design processp. 419
Aircraft certification processp. 421
Aeroelasticity and Loads Modelsp. 427
Structural modelp. 427
Aerodynamic modelp. 432
Flight control systemp. 435
Other model issuesp. 435
Loads transformationsp. 436
Static Aeroelasticity and Flutterp. 437
Static aeroelasticityp. 437
Flutterp. 439
Flight Manoeuvre and Gust/Turbulence Loadsp. 443
Evaluation of internal loadsp. 443
Equilibrium/balanced flight manoeuvresp. 443
Dynamic flight manoeuvresp. 446
Gusts and turbulencep. 449
Ground Manoeuvre Loadsp. 455
Aircraft/landing gear models for ground manoeuvresp. 455
Landing gear/airframe interfacep. 456
Ground manoeuvres - landingp. 456
Ground manoeuvres - ground handlingp. 457
Loads processingp. 458
Testing Relevant to Aeroelasticity and Loadsp. 461
Introductionp. 461
Wind tunnel testsp. 461
Ground vibration testp. 462
Structural coupling testp. 463
Flight simulator testp. 464
Structural testsp. 464
Flight flutter testp. 465
Flight loads validationp. 466
Appendicesp. 467
Aircraft Rigid Body Modesp. 469
Rigid body translation modesp. 469
Rigid body rotation modesp. 469
Table of Longitudinal Aerodynamic Derivativesp. 471
Aircraft Symmetric Flexible Modesp. 473
Aircraft modelp. 473
Symmetric free-free flexible modep. 474
Model Condensationp. 481
Introductionp. 481
Static condensationp. 481
Dynamic condensation - Guyan reductionp. 482
Static condensation for aeroelastic modelsp. 483
Modal condensationp. 483
Modal reductionp. 484
Aerodynamic Derivatives in Body Fixed Axesp. 485
Longitudinal derivative Z[subscript w]p. 485
Lateral derivatives L[subscript p], L[subscript xi]p. 486
Aircraft Antisymmetric Flexible Modesp. 489
Aircraft modelp. 489
Antisymmetric free-free flexible modesp. 489
Referencesp. 491
Indexp. 495
Programs Accessible (on the Companion Website) via the Internet
MATLAB/SIMULINK Programs for Vibration
Forced response of an SDoF system
Modal solution for an MDoF system
Finite element solution
MATLAB/SIMULINK Programs for Flutter
Dynamic aeroelastic calculations
Aeroservoelastic system
MATLAB/SIMULINK Programs for Flight/Ground Manoeuvres and Gust/Turbulence Encounters
Rigid aircraft data
Flexible aircraft data
Flight case data
Aerodynamic derivative calculation
Equilibrium manoeuvres
Dynamic manoeuvres
Gust response in the time domain
Gust response in the frequency domain
Ground manoeuvres
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