The present study addresses the applicability of the unstructured CFD solver TAU of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) for the simulation of isolated rotors and complete helicopter configurations. Rotor trim and elasticity of the rotorblades is taken into account by loose fluid-structure-trim coupling. Numerical results are presented and compared to experimental measurements of the GOAHEAD windtunnel campaign. The selected testcase of the GOAHEAD experimental database corresponds to a cruise flight condition at Ma=0.204 with an advance-ratio of m = 0:33. Validation results for the isolated mainrotor are in excellent agreement with CFD reference solutions and in good agreement with experimental data. CFD simulation for the rotor-fuselag...
Motivated by the demand for a fast flow simulation tool that takes the interaction between rotor and...
This paper describes progress achieved by the research centers (DLR, ONERA, IAG/Stuttgart) in the fr...
First results obtained by French and German Research Centers towards the CFD computation of the comp...
The present study is one of the first attempts to exploit the GOAHEAD data base to perform a code-to...
Coupled fluid-structure simulations of high fidelity tools enable an accurate prediction of the aero...
This paper presents a feasibility study for trimming the computational fluid dynamics model of a com...
A novel experimental and computational aerodynamic database for a complete helicopter has been gener...
A novel experimental and computational aerodynamic database for a complete helicopter has been gener...
The paper deals with the validation of three different CFD solvers, in use at EUROCOPTER, on two tes...
State-of-the-art helicopter rotor simulations reveal that the prediction accuracy of aerodynamic and...
A loosely coupled simulation is presented for a helicopter rotor in forward flight. The aeromechanic...
An investigation was carried out using the flight mechanics tool HOST weakly coupled to the RANS sol...
The objective of the European GOAHEAD project was the Generation of an Advanced Helicopter Experimen...
The GOAHEAD project, funded under the 6th European Funding framework, provided valuable measurements...
In research centres and universities, both in US and Europe, considerable effort is being put into t...
Motivated by the demand for a fast flow simulation tool that takes the interaction between rotor and...
This paper describes progress achieved by the research centers (DLR, ONERA, IAG/Stuttgart) in the fr...
First results obtained by French and German Research Centers towards the CFD computation of the comp...
The present study is one of the first attempts to exploit the GOAHEAD data base to perform a code-to...
Coupled fluid-structure simulations of high fidelity tools enable an accurate prediction of the aero...
This paper presents a feasibility study for trimming the computational fluid dynamics model of a com...
A novel experimental and computational aerodynamic database for a complete helicopter has been gener...
A novel experimental and computational aerodynamic database for a complete helicopter has been gener...
The paper deals with the validation of three different CFD solvers, in use at EUROCOPTER, on two tes...
State-of-the-art helicopter rotor simulations reveal that the prediction accuracy of aerodynamic and...
A loosely coupled simulation is presented for a helicopter rotor in forward flight. The aeromechanic...
An investigation was carried out using the flight mechanics tool HOST weakly coupled to the RANS sol...
The objective of the European GOAHEAD project was the Generation of an Advanced Helicopter Experimen...
The GOAHEAD project, funded under the 6th European Funding framework, provided valuable measurements...
In research centres and universities, both in US and Europe, considerable effort is being put into t...
Motivated by the demand for a fast flow simulation tool that takes the interaction between rotor and...
This paper describes progress achieved by the research centers (DLR, ONERA, IAG/Stuttgart) in the fr...
First results obtained by French and German Research Centers towards the CFD computation of the comp...