NASA NTRS · 19930018250
A composite structured/unstructured-mesh Euler method for complex airfoil shapes
Abstract
A general two-dimensional Euler zonal method has been developed for computing flows about complex airfoil geometries such as multielement and iced airfoils. The method utilizes a composite structured and unstructured grid generated using conformal mapping and Delaunay triangulation, respectively. The finite-volume Euler method is then modified to couple solutions in the zones with structured and unstructured grids. Solutions about an iced airfoil and a multielement airfoil are given as examples of applications of the scheme.
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Hefazi, H., Chen, L. T.. 1992-01-01. A composite structured/unstructured-mesh Euler method for complex airfoil shapes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930018250
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