The leading-edge vortex on a rotating wing changes markedly beyond a certain central body size. [PDF]
Stable attachment of a leading-edge vortex (LEV) plays a key role in generating the high lift on rotating wings with a central body. The central body size can affect the LEV structure broadly in two ways.
Bhat SS +4 more
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Petiolate wings: effects on the leading-edge vortex in flapping flight. [PDF]
The wings of many insect species including crane flies and damselflies are petiolate (on stalks), with the wing planform beginning some distance away from the wing hinge, rather than at the hinge.
Phillips N, Knowles K, Bomphrey RJ.
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The fish tail motion forms an attached leading edge vortex [PDF]
Iman Borazjani, Mohsen Daghooghi
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Leading edge vortex dynamics in airfoils: Effect of pitching motion at large amplitudes [PDF]
Airfoils pitching in the stalled regime have been of keen interest in recent years due to their desirable aerodynamic force characteristics. In this study, we are numerically investigating the unsteady flow past a NACA 0012 airfoil under sinusoidally ...
Akhil Aravind, P. Seshadri, A. De
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Blunt leading-edge effect on spanwise-varying leading-edge contours of an UCAV configuration
The vortex system on the SACCON model is studied under low Reynolds number by using the flow visualization technique and the surface pressure testing measurement in a low-speed water channel and a wind tunnel, respectively.
Yu-Hsin CHEN +3 more
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An experimental investigation of the entrainment into a leading-edge vortex
Aerospace ...
Verhaagen, N.G. (author) +1 more
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The effect of aspect ratio on the leading-edge vortex over an insect-like flapping wing [PDF]
Insect wing shapes are diverse and a renowned source of inspiration for the new generation of autonomous flapping vehicles, yet the aerodynamic consequences of varying geometry is not well understood.
Nathan Phillips +2 more
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The mechanisms of leading-edge vortex (LEV) formation and its stable attachment to revolving wings depend highly on Reynolds number ($\textit {Re}$).
Long Chen +4 more
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Effect of the leading-edge vortex generator on the performance of the linear cascade [PDF]
In this paper, based on the airflow improvement mechanism of dragonfly wing veins, a vortex generator is designed at the leading edge of the suction surface to improve the flow condition of compressor cascades.
Wenfeng Xu +4 more
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The essence of generating vortex-within-a-vortex structures behind forked caudal fins
This work focuses on vortex-within-a-vortex (VV) structures behind three different shapes of forked caudal fin with a heaving-pitching motion. The results show that the synchronization of trailing-edge vortex separation and the shedding of the leading ...
Zhongying Xiong
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