Asymmetrical vortex control device and control method for aircraft forebody
A technology for a control device and an aircraft, applied in the field of fluid control, can solve the problems of poor real-time performance of asymmetric vortex control, multiple payloads, complex structure, etc., and achieve the effects of eliminating asymmetric lateral force, rapid control, and wide application conditions.
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[0015] The technical scheme of the present invention is described in detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing:
[0016] The idea of the present invention is to use a wall-attached oscillating jet element designed based on the Coanda effect principle to generate oscillating jet flow, and introduce a pressure signal at the jet deflection direction control port of the wall-attached oscillating jet element to change the deflection direction of the jet flow to generate The oscillating jets injected alternately from the blowing ports on both sides of the aircraft can realize the control of the asymmetric vortex of the aircraft precursor, thereby eliminating the lateral force generated by the asymmetric vortex.
[0017] In the 1930s, Romanian scientist Henri-marie Coanda discovered the Coanda effect and made preliminary research on it. The Coanda effect is also known as the Coanda effect. Simply put, the fluid always flows along the curved surface it touches. The rese...
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