Quasi-transonic flow past delta wings

Experimental Investigation of Asymmetry of Vortex Flow Over Single Delta Wings

It is generally believed that, on slender delta wings, there is a critical state at which strong asymmetric vortices are found along the leading edge on the lee-side of the delta wing. These asymmetric vortices can lead to high lateral forces even when slender delta wing is at the zero angle of yaw. Some experimental studies reported recently, cast considerable doubt as to the validity of the a...

A New Simple Analytical Model for Flow Analysis Over Slender Delta Wings

Quasi-Simultaneous Viscous-Inviscid Interaction for Transonic Airfoil Flow

Following Prandtl, a viscous-inviscid interaction (VII) method is presented, where the flow field is divided into a viscous shear layer and an inviscid outer region. Their coupling is performed with the quasi-simultaneous approach, making use of an appropriately chosen interaction law. Firstly, an engineering example of transonic airfoil flow is presented, in which the interaction law is based ...

Non-conical Flow past Slender Wings with Leading-edge

Iterative Solution of Transonic Flows over Airfoils and Wings,

Transonic aerodynamics is the focus of strong interest at the present time because it is known to encompass one of the most efficient regimes of flight. While current transport aircraft operate just below the speed of sound, more radical aerodynamic designs, such as R. T. Jones’ proposal for a yawed wing in [1], favor operation at low supersonic speeds in the range from Mach 1 to 1.3 (a regime ...