Application of the Dynamic Finite Element Formulation in Flutter Analysis of Wings
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Abstract
The Dynamic Finite Element (DFE) approach in vibration analysis of different beam configuration is well established. The DFE method can be presented as an intermediate method between the classical Finite Element Method (FEM) and the Dynamic Stiffness Matrix (DSM) formulation. The aim of this investigation is to extend the DFE methodology to the vibration analysis of wings in presence of aerodynamic forces. Some effects of unsteady aerodynamic forces are taken into account but all damping terms are neglected. Based on the preliminary DFE results obtained for a cantilever uniform coupled bending-torsion wing, increasing the air speed changes the main frequencies of the system. It is observed that near the flutter condition, first two frequencies of the aeroelastic system come together. This scenario is very well in agreement with the coalescence flutter.
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