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Validation of Free-Vortex Embedded CAA Method for Airfoil Vortex Interaction  

Wie, Seong-Yong (Department of Aerospace Engineering, KAIST)
Lee, Duck-Joo (Department of Aerospace Engineering, KAIST)
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of Korea / v.25, no.2E, 2006 , pp. 85-88 More about this Journal
Abstract
Blade-vortex interaction (BVI) is one of the most important phenomena in rotor flow since it causes undesirable intense vibration and noise. Since three dimensional Euler or Navier-Stokes solutions to BVI require very high computational cost, BVI has been approximated by airfoil-vortex interaction (AVI) in chordwise planes. To describe more realistic situations with AVI, three dimensional vortex informations such as position, core size and strength are embedded artificially to Computational Aeroacoustics (CAA) calculation at each computational time step. To implement this requirement, in this paper, a technique called free vortex embedded method was used. And the solution by this method was compared with the solution by conventional method for interaction between freely convected vortex and airfoil. For the application to three dimensional free vortex embedded CAA, two dimensional free vortex embedded CAA method was validated in advance.
Keywords
Computational aeroacoustics; Blade vortex interaction; Vortex embedded method; Compact scheme;
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