NASA NTRS · 20020038414
CFD Methods and Tools for Multi-Element Airfoil Analysis
Abstract
This lecture will discuss the computational tools currently available for high-lift multi-element airfoil analysis. It will present an overview of a number of different numerical approaches, their current capabilities, short-comings, and computational costs. The lecture will be limited to viscous methods, including inviscid/boundary layer coupling methods, and incompressible and compressible Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes methods. Both structured and unstructured grid generation approaches will be presented. Two different structured grid procedures are outlined, one which uses multi-block patched grids, the other uses overset chimera grids. Turbulence and transition modeling will be discussed.
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Rogers, Stuart E., George, Michael W.. 1995-01-01. CFD Methods and Tools for Multi-Element Airfoil Analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020038414
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