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Yang, Y. (author), Veldhuis, L.L.M. (author), Eitelberg, G. (author)
Abstract: During the ground operation of aircraft, the interaction between the propulsor-induced flow field and the ground may lead to the generation of ground vortices. Utilizing numerical approaches, the source of vorticity entering ground vortices is investigated. The results show that the production of wall-parallel components of...
journal article 2017
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Yang, Y. (author), Sciacchitano, A. (author), Veldhuis, L.L.M. (author), Eitelberg, G. (author)
Abstract: The interaction between a propeller and its self-induced vortices originating on the ground is investigated in a scaled experiment. The velocity distribution in the flow field in two different planes containing the self-induced vortices is measured by particle image velocimetry (PIV). These planes are a wall–parallel plane in close...
journal article 2017
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Yang, Y. (author), Sciacchitano, A. (author), Veldhuis, L.L.M. (author), Eitelberg, G. (author)
During the ground operation of aircraft, there is potentially a system of vortices generated from the ground toward the propulsor, commonly denoted as ground vortices. Although extensive research has been conducted on ground vortices induced by turbofans which were simplified by suction tubes, these studies cannot well capture the properties of...
journal article 2016
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Yang, Y. (author), Zhou, T (author), Sciacchitano, A. (author), Veldhuis, L.L.M. (author), Eitelberg, G. (author)
The aerodynamic operating conditions of a propeller can include complex situations where vorticity from sources upstream can enter the propeller plane. In general, when the vorticity enters in a concentrated form of a vortex, the interaction between the vortex and blade is referred to as blade–vortex interaction or BVI. The interaction may...
journal article 2016
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