In the frame of the CleanSky 2 MONNALISA project, a wind-tunnel campaign is planned to test a tail-plane model of a large passenger aircraft by using different measurement techniques. Wind-tunnel test results obtained over a systematic series of model geometries will be used to thoroughly validate a low-order numerical method based on physical modelling that will be developed in the project to evaluate the non-linear aerodynamic characteristics of aircraft lifting surfaces. The present paper describes the main results of the infrared thermography measurements performed in the first wind-tunnel entry to be used to tune RANS solvers and for the fine calibration of the low-order numerical method.

Infrared Thermography Measurements over a Tail-Plane Model of a Large Passenger Aircraft

Zanotti, A.;Rausa, A.;Grassi, D.;Riccobene, L.;Gibertini, G.;Guardone, A.;Auteri, F.
2022-01-01

Abstract

In the frame of the CleanSky 2 MONNALISA project, a wind-tunnel campaign is planned to test a tail-plane model of a large passenger aircraft by using different measurement techniques. Wind-tunnel test results obtained over a systematic series of model geometries will be used to thoroughly validate a low-order numerical method based on physical modelling that will be developed in the project to evaluate the non-linear aerodynamic characteristics of aircraft lifting surfaces. The present paper describes the main results of the infrared thermography measurements performed in the first wind-tunnel entry to be used to tune RANS solvers and for the fine calibration of the low-order numerical method.
2022
XXIX AIVELA National Meeting 2021 (AIVELA XXIX)
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