Calculation of Potential Flow about Arbitrary Three Dimensional Wings using Internal Singularity Distributions

Author:

Singh N.,Bandyopadhyay G.,Basu B.C.

Abstract

SummaryA first order panel method has been developed for calculating the incompressible potential flow about arbitrary three-dimensional wings. The method utilises a distribution of source and vorticity singularities on the mean camber surface of the wing and solves for the distribution by satisfying the boundary condition of zero normal flow at selected points on the surface of the wing. The method takes less computing time compared to other existing first order methods for the comparable numerical accuracy. This method can handle wings having cusped trailing edges and thin sections.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

General Engineering

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